To the editor — I would like to respond to your May 8 story by Jasper Kenzo Sundeen about the possible pulling of funding support of CWU’s two student-produced publications: The Observer, the student ...
San Francisco supervisors are expected to pass a resolution in support of student journalism after a Lowell High School journalism teacher and newspaper adviser said the school’s administrators ...
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WRIC) — A fourth-year journalism student at the University of Virginia (UVA) was allegedly let go from her campus news organization after refusing to apologize for asking the ...
All opinions, columns and letters reflect the views of the individual writer and not necessarily those of the IDS or its staffers. The mid-October news that Indiana University abruptly fired the ...
As local news outlets rapidly disappear, high school and college journalists are increasingly stepping beyond their campuses to report on their communities, helping to fill the news deserts left ...
One afternoon in April, the staffers of The Minnesota Daily student newspaper gathered in a lecture hall for a meeting. The all-staff gathering focused on safety and privacy, according to Tyler Church ...
In this first-person narrative, Makayla Mirth, an undergraduate student in the Reynolds School of Journalism, tells Nevada Today about her experience traveling to Paris, France, through the University ...
Student journalists in the U.S. are reporting on some of today’s most complex, sensitive issues. With news deserts on the rise, their coverage is more integral than ever, serving as a primary news ...
This is the archived page of the Spring 2025 cohort. View current cohort. The EdSource California Student Journalism Corps seeks to nurture and support promising journalism college students in ...
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