Poynter’s College Media Program is looking for a few good schools Encourage your student media organization to apply for this chance to train with Poynter and earn a $1,500 grant April 11, 2021 Barbara Allen
Student newspapers raised more than $90,000 in the College Media Madness challenge Plus, how Final Four student newspapers covered their schools in the tournament April 7, 2021 Taylor Blatchford
Teaching news research gives your students a superpower This new monthly column will walk professors through the specifics of teaching news research April 7, 2021 Barbara Gray
The university response to offensive speech often reflects a feeble commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion Statements about free speech legalities ring as hollow as unrealized promises to increase DEI April 6, 2021 Michael Bugeja
Online harassment is real. Here’s how to help your students and educate yourself Plus a roundup of April Fools' Day editions, some future tools and viral website envy April 4, 2021 Barbara Allen
More than 25 places to find journalism jobs and internships Checking multiple sources is a good way to ensure you don’t miss new openings as they’re posted March 31, 2021 Taylor Blatchford
Spacial relations: Can you make room for the pros? Plus an update on Poynter courses, a trauma coverage tip sheet and great journalism to share with your students March 28, 2021 Barbara Allen
College Media Madness: More than two dozen student newsrooms are facing off in a fundraising challenge This week is the start of NCAA March Madness, but also College Media Madness, a new fundraising competition for student newspapers. March 17, 2021 Taylor Blatchford
‘Yes! I got the internship!’ and other bright spots to look forward to this spring Now's the time to help your students secure their (paid) summer employment. Here's some help. March 14, 2021 Barbara Allen
Anne Helen Petersen on how student journalists can guard against burnout as they start their careers Separating work from the rest of our lives has become near-impossible during the pandemic. March 10, 2021 Taylor Blatchford
