Gannett owns a student paper. It also experienced cuts. Florida State University’s newspaper lost at least three paid positions and had its pages cut from 12 to eight. January 25, 2023 Angela Fu
Opinion | If AI kills the essay, I will be a pallbearer at the funeral In the wake of AI chatbots, professors are scrambling to find replacements for the term paper. Let’s hope they abandon it and focus on reading. January 24, 2023 Michael Bugeja
Connecting the dots between my upbringing and my love of journalism Links, resources and tips for your week in journalism education January 22, 2023 Barbara Allen
A special academic journal documents the history, and promise, of investigative journalism In addition to research, the issue includes essays by investigative reporters discussing the work that inspires them January 16, 2023 Nicholas Hirshon
Head back to the classroom this semester armed with a few extra links and resources A new report on student statehouse bureaus, a video about first jobs in broadcast, climate change reporting tips and more January 15, 2023 Barbara Allen
Visa hurdles dash international students’ dreams of being journalists in the US Job interviews often end – whether due to costs, time or other uncertainties – as soon as recruiters find out candidates will need sponsorship January 4, 2023 Ngai Yeung
The Poynter 2023 Beat Academy: You’re being asked to cover more. Poynter can help. Poynter is taking a more systematic approach to helping newsrooms produce distinctive coverage faster and better. December 15, 2022 Jon Greenberg
The Stanford University president is under investigation, and student journalists are a large part of the reason why Plus, an awe-inspiring KU front page, and journalism classroom resources for the year ahead December 11, 2022 Barbara Allen
Fact-checking and investigative group ‘KRIK’ loses SLAPP case against Serbian public official The lawsuits are traditionally used to suppress criticism. In Serbia, where there aren’t strong SLAPP protections, they are especially common. December 9, 2022 Seth Smalley
A heartwarming TV news story is just what you and your students need heading into the holiday season Plus a roundup of classroom resources and in-case-you-missed-it headlines for your week in journalism education December 4, 2022 Barbara Allen
