Alma Matters says goodbye for the summer — with a list of resources for the fall We look back at the issues we've covered this academic year, with a look ahead toward next semester May 15, 2022 Barbara Allen
Make summer plans with these resources for student journalists Get ready for the summer, whether you’re planning for an internship or preparing for your student publication’s upcoming year. May 11, 2022 Taylor Blatchford
Poynter’s MediaWise to produce weekly fact checks on NBCLX The segments will star and be written by a trained group of college correspondents May 11, 2022 Sara Bealor
Politico’s bombshell Roe v. Wade story means Americans are getting a peek behind the curtain at media ethics Despite the semester winding down, you can still engage on this topic with students — or any other people you converse with May 8, 2022 Barbara Allen
How student newsrooms can document — not exploit — a community with a photo story There’s a fine line between using photography to tell a compelling story and exploiting the community you’re covering. May 4, 2022 Taylor Blatchford
How to build a better J-school, part II We heard from scores of journalists, educators and practitioners on what improvements could be made for the industry May 1, 2022 Barbara Allen
Workshops, scholarships and mentorship for students doing visual journalism This list will help you find resources to advance your visual journalism skills April 27, 2022 Taylor Blatchford
How to build a better journalism school Your answers to improving the J-school experience, from better-paid adjuncts to entrepreneurship courses to work/life balance. April 24, 2022 Barbara Allen
How to teach video journalism in your student newsroom? Just let your reporters do it. The Northwestern News Network uses a five-step process to train new students. April 20, 2022 Taylor Blatchford
What would you do if you were in charge of a new journalism school? Two recent conversations got me thinking about the future of journalism education April 17, 2022 Barbara Allen
