In this guest column, a graduating student journalist looks ahead at what she hopes to do an an ever-changing field.

In recent years university presidents have been facing growing political pressures, student and faculty pushback and an ...

Savannah State University professor recalls 2001 interview with former President Jimmy Carter for a local newspaper.

Anyone wanting to understand how truth has become a free-for-all need look no further than an idea conceived by Dr. Patrick ...

The 2025 Poynter Journalism Prizes opened for entries on Monday, Jan. 6. The respected contest, which is in its second year ...

“The atrocities in Gaza and Lebanon challenge our shared humanity and test the ethics of journalism,” said Nidal Mansoor, ...

The Kiplinger Program in Public Affairs Journalism at Ohio University will welcome its largest fellowship class in more than ...

Arrasmith received a master’s of urban and regional planning from the University of Hawaii Manoa in December 2023. Raised on ...

When reporting in solidarity, journalists use newsworthiness criteria, sourcing tactics, and framing styles that are distinct from those typically used by mainstream media.

The SI Golf team debates how to spice up the PGA Tour season finale, the ease of Kapalua and if there’s a worse gaffe than ...

In this guest column, this recent graduate grapples with some of the challenges in the journalism field, but then expresses ...

A freshman at the University of Alabama was among several killed in an attack on New Year’s Day when officials said a man ...