Media News, Opinion
World Cup: The stories American media tell about soccer teams like Morocco
By Jackie Spinner When Morocco reached the semifinals of the World Cup in 2022, much of the Western media.
Media News, News
Student media works best when campus is a beat, not a battleground
Student journalists are often taught, implicitly or explicitly, that their role is to be adversarial. Hold power accountable. Ask.
Media News, Midwest
What John H. White taught me about my all-digital classroom
I walked into John H. White’s “Intro to Photojournalism” class last week, expecting to observe a lesson and, instead,.
Media News, News
How data journalism is creating a public record of Trump’s immigration crackdown
When federal immigration agents shot a Chicago woman during an enforcement operation last fall, authorities said she had rammed.
First Amendment, Midwest, Opinion, Special Projects
Federal tactics in Chicago ignite fears over First Amendment, due process rights
A 15-year-old U.S. citizen was detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents on the East Side of Chicago in.
