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A small group of American journalism students visited the country to examine the state of press freedoms there
This story was produced as part of Washington State University’s Backpack Journalism Program. In March,…
For the first time, an organization is tracking local news/student journalism partnerships
In Nebraska, more than half of the reporters covering the state capitol are student journalists,…
‘When we look at student papers today, we see that students are grappling with the hardest stuff on earth,’ Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey said.
As she was chipping away at a story about decades of rape and sexual allegations…
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