What journalism students can learn from this year’s Pulitzer Prizes From sentence structure to holding power to account, this year's winners offer a buffet of ideas for students and teachers June 11, 2021 Barbara Allen
How do you pronounce Pulitzer? Some say pull-it-sir. Others say pew-lit-zer. We've got the answer straight from a member of the family. June 10, 2021 Kristen Hare
Teach students to get beyond the basic Google search To add value to their reporting, journalism students should get familiar with databases like Nexis June 8, 2021 Barbara Gray
It’s time to say goodbye for the summer, but not without one last resource roundup Tips, ideas and resources helpful for your fall semester planning June 2, 2021 Barbara Allen
Resources for student journalists to get the most out of their summer The Lead is taking the summer off, but we’ve still got you covered. May 26, 2021 Taylor Blatchford
Apply now to be a MediaWise Campus Correspondent for the next school year This digital literacy initiative pays college students to train their peers to sort fact from fiction online May 25, 2021 Barbara Allen
Why UNC’s denial of Nikole-Hannah Jones’ tenure devalues the degrees and work of Black student journalists The decision is yet another reminder that for Black Americans, even working 20 times as hard still isn’t enough May 21, 2021 Clay B. Morris
Why employers should make sure remote internships stay — for good Diversify your newsroom with talented, low-income students for a better news product and more early career opportunities May 19, 2021 Taylor Blatchford
This four-university investigative collaboration could kick-start your own project for the next academic year Maryland, Boston, Arkansas and Stanford partnered to find out who failed to protect workers from COVID-19 May 16, 2021 Barbara Allen
USC’s Student Journalism Wellness Project offers a new resource for emerging reporters The project includes student testimonies, advice, and resources on mental health and burnout May 13, 2021 Taylor Blatchford
