Winter 2022
236247_JRNL_GatewayJournalismReview-4Fall 2022
235350_JRNL_GatewayJournalismReview-16Summer 2022
234396_JRNL_GatewayJournalismReviewSpring 2022
221624_JRNL_GatewayJournalismReviewSpring2022Winter 2022
220857_JRNL_GatewayJournalismReviewIssue363-1Fall 2021
GJR-Fall-2021-11-09-v5Summer 2021
220127_JRNL_GatewayJournalismReviewIssue361Spring 2021
GJR-Spring-2021-04-20-v2Winter 2020
210584_JRNL_GatewayJournalismReviewWinterEditionFall 2020
210385_JRNL_GatewayJournalismReviewFall2020Summer 2020
Our special spring 2020 issue explores the history of race in the Land of Dred Scott. We are calling it the 1857 project because one of the most important chapters in the nation’s story occurred here with the Dred Scott decision reading blacks out of the Constitution and the Lincoln-Douglas debates the next year over whether America could endure part slave and part free. We publishing the cover story and several excerpts from the magazine online.
