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content'> News Showcase The Storm Lake Times: A tale of how a small Iowa paper received a Pulitzer KIRBY DAVIS Tom Cullen, a reporter whose work with The Storm Lake [...]

Byline: Anne Poulos As our readers know, The Hoya's slogan is 'Read the Paper.' With the emergence of the internet and the development of a 24-hour news cycle, this pithy [...]

Byline: Sienna Reinders Following the recent death of esteemed whistleblower for the Pentagon Papers and advisory board member Daniel Ellsberg, Berkeley's Graduate School of Journalism is creating a whistleblower program, [...]

By: Vantage Staff The Vantage, Newman's student newspaper, won the coveted All-Kansas award earlier this week at the annual Kansas Collegiate Media conference, and writers and editors for the paper [...]

Byline: Hunter Sancetta Sacred Heart University's Community Journalism Collective was awarded a Press Forward Initiative grant of $100,000. The CJC works in collaboration with the Easton Courier, and this grant [...]

Byline: Abigail Cutlip Wade Sullivan I have always hated farewells. More specifically, I have always hated the change that is almost guaranteed to follow. My time at The Parthenon has [...]

Byline: Alyssa Cruz As Editor-in-Chief of The Post, I have had a lot of proud moments leading this publication. I was proud when I hired a staff of editors I [...]

EDITORIAL: From pennies to paywalls: End of print journalism DTThe Daily TargumNov 11, 2024, 12:11 AM Photo by Elliot DongThe end of print journalism has massive ramifications on local journalism. [...]

The College Media Association and Associated Collegiate Press hosted its annual National College Media Convention in New Orleans this fall, uniting student journalists, advisers and world renowned journalists. Kernel Media [...]

The Alestle, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville's student newspaper, recently won 33 national awards during the annual Associated Collegiate Press/College Media Association National College Media Convention in New Orleans. The staff [...]

To endorse, or not to endorse, that was the question. The United States has come to the end of another long, tenuous election season. For the most part, the events [...]

We stand on the precipice. In under 72 hours, Nov. 5 will mark the climax of perhaps the most intense and historic presidential campaign season in recent memory. The divisions [...]

As Hurricane Helene destroyed neighborhoods in North Carolina in September, the public gained a much-needed awareness of how crucial local journalists are to their communities. Local journalism, especially in the [...]

Staffers from The Collegian, an independent newspaper run by students at Penn State University, woke up on the morning of Thursday, Sept.19, 2024 to find that every newspaper had been [...]

Byline: Noe Goldhaber Conservative students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison launched a new student newspaper, The Madison Federalist, Wednesday evening, to 'fill the void of conservative student journalism.' In their [...]

Collegian file graphic. THE BUTLER COLLEGIAN | FALL 2024 EDITORIAL BOARD The Butler Collegian has provided quality journalism produced by students, for students and the broader campus community since its [...]

Byline: Liam Beran For the staff of The Racquet Press, the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse's student newspaper, the surprise firing of former Chancellor Joe Gow in December for a pornographic [...]

In Medford, Wisconsin, the sole weekly newspaper plays a vital role: mediating disputes over chickens. Brian Wilson, news editor of the Star News, said officials in the city of around [...]

In Medford, Wisconsin, the sole weekly newspaper plays a vital role: mediating disputes over chickens. Brian Wilson, news editor of the Star News, said officials in the city of around [...]

Byline: Valerie Braylovskiy Barbara Kelley Reflects on the Past, Present, and Future of Journalism Photo Provided by Barbara Kelley Barbara Kelley remembers her first day at SCU teaching Introduction to [...]

College journalism, both inside and outside the classroom, teaches students the skills necessary for navigating an ever-changing world By LAILA AZHAR -- features@theaggie.org On May 4, Columbia University's radio station, [...]

To Hilltop Views, That went by quickly. No, seriously. I mean it. There's an old saying that says staying busy is the best way to let time get away from [...]

Byline: Charlotte Smith The editorial board of The Olaf Messenger chose to dedicate a portion of this week's issue of the newspaper to the topic of freedom of the press [...]

content'class='sno-story-body-content sno-no-cap'> The field of journalism is a lot broader than what people normally think. When I first joined The News my freshman year, I did not think I would [...]

Byline: Tanya Kenevich 'It seems as if our society does not care about the media anymore--which is why a concerning amount of people are so misinformed and poorly educated on [...]

As the school year draws to a close, The News-Letter is reflecting on the successes and challenges of this year and our role in the Hopkins community. It is a [...]

Byline: Annie MacKeigan A Long Island resident protests peacefully in hopes of putting the Climate, Jobs & Justice package into effect. // Annie MacKeigan / The Hofstra Chronicle On Wednesday, [...]

content'class='sno-story-body-content sno-drop-cap-inverted'> Harvard University President Claudine Gay was feeling the heat nationally after failing to say straight out in congressional testimony that calling for Jewish genocide would violate Harvard's bullying [...]

Byline: Clara Snyder By Clara Snyder | Reporter As an individual who is pretty heavily entrenched in the world of journalism, both personally and academically, I spend a considerable amount [...]

Retired University of Kentucky professor Elizabeth 'Scoobie' Ryan was among one of seven honorees at this year's Kentucky Journalism Hall of Fame induction ceremony hosted by the UK Journalism Alumni [...]

content'class='sno-story-body-content sno-no-cap'> A group of around 10 students protested the attendance of several major news outlets at a career fair held inside 20 Cooper Square, where NYU's journalism department is [...]

The Daily Mississippian earned 13 awards in the Better News/Media Contest sponsored by the Mississippi Press Foundation on March 21, 2024. From left, Justice Rose, Opinion Editor, Caroline McCutchen, Assistant [...]

Byline: Laurel Brown content'class='sno-story-body-content sno-no-cap'> March is not only Women's History Month but also Colon Cancer Awareness Month. As the owner and editor of The Crittenden Press, Allison Mick-Evans utilizes [...]

Byline: Erin Holton Journalists at major newspapers could face even more layoffs in the coming year. Credit: Aaron Sousa, via Unsplash 2024 started off with widespread layoffs in the journalism [...]

Byline: Ashley Luthans On Feb. 29, the Missouri Western chapter of the Society for Collegiate Journalists welcomed six new members. Zach Blanke, Laci Callen, Montana Frakes, Lia Graham, Aaron Hammer [...]

Editor's Note April 7, 2016 Few fields other than journalism will have you examine law school lawsuits one week and lost weather balloons the next. I'm fortunate to say that [...]

Byline: Beau Bilinovich Beau Bilinovich, Development Editor September 30, 2022 As staff members of The Observer, we like to tout ourselves as the voice of the student body. We are [...]

Byline: Natalie Bricker Editor's note: The Daily's editorial department acknowledges that this article is premised on a conflict of interest. This article is a special feature for Daily Week that [...]

In the digital age, simply opening a social media platform can throw a flurry of headlines, information, and opinions at the user, leaving many overwhelmed and uninformed. The solution? Equip [...]

Byline: Charlotte Theofanous Egbert Gaye, the founder of one of the few Black-run newspapers in Montreal, and the only one to continue to operate over past decades, passed away on [...]

Scholastic Journalism Week has been celebrated for the last 100 years to highlight the importance of journalism and the student journalists... Survivor Empowerment Center seeking donations due to shelter influxBy [...]

Last week, an article from The News-Letter's Science & Technology section was poached by an AI-powered 'journalism' website called BNNBreaking only a few hours after publication. One of our writers [...]

Byline: Sabrina Spence The theme for Black History Month 2024 is 'African Americans and the Arts,' and it goes without saying that Black Anthology, for the past 35 years, has [...]

Written by: Lia Colon Last semester, Southern Adventist University created a new minor in leadership to help students develop skills in communication, problem-solving, decision-making and conflict resolution. This minor, offered [...]

Byline: Victor Lisboa Sensational pictorial coverage and the pursuit of attention-grabbing front pages helped make the New York Daily News become America's most prominent newspaper in the early 20th century. [...]

Byline: Katie SparveroAnnalia FioreAudrey Baker On Jan. 16, Condé Nast announced that it would be combining Pitchfork, the music criticism site, with GQ Magazine and laying off staff. On Jan. [...]

content'> Opinion Staff opinion: Department compromises student journalism The reimagination for The News was announced to current adviser Carol Terracina-Hartman on May 2 without consultation from her or any other [...]

So far this semester, Off the Press has been getting all kinds of wacky stories, from smart people taking over the world to discovering why Pierce food is bland and [...]

KOLI: Journalism deserves more credit Column: Talk More Vidhi KoliDec 13, 2023, 4:00 AM Photo by Alisdare Hickson / Flickr.com The increasing number of journalist deaths is evidence of the [...]