Sean Langille

Sean Langille is a Massachusetts native who began his media journey young, reporting for his town’s paper when he was in elementary school. A fan of politics from a very young age, he began hanging around a local radio station when he was only nine years old. That station later hired him when he was 14, giving him an on-air role and assigning him to cover local politics. Things changed dramatically for him when he was a sophomore in high school. On September 11, 2001, he thought he was merely covering a local mayoral race, but that day forever shaped how he would cover news. As he met and interviewed local victims of that fateful day, he learned that every story he covers has a very personal element to it. Sean later went on to earn a bachelor’s degree in religion and a graduate degree in mass media. During his time at Liberty, he managed the campus radio station and spent much of his graduate studies considering the role social media played in key events like the Arab Spring. He is currently a producer for Fox News @ Night, where he helps shape the editorial of the program, works closely with reporters, and produces nightly segments on a range of compelling issues.