Midwest, News
‘It’s part of the war now’: Unions increasingly use social media to boost labor actions
Allan Lengel, a veteran journalist who co-founded Deadline Detroit, was at the Detroit News in 1995 when six labor.
Media News, News, Opinion
Opinion: Chicago adjunct strike provides student journalists with an invaluable reporting lesson
The part-time faculty at Columbia College Chicago, where I teach journalism, was on strike for seven weeks, protesting cost-cutting.
Media News, Midwest
Essay: Autistic photojournalism student prepares to enter a workforce that doesn’t yet understand neurodiversity
Two years ago, I joined my student newspaper, ready to do work that I had dreamed of doing ever.
Media News, Midwest
New documentary on WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange highlights big stakes for all journalists
It has been four years this week since Julian Assange was imprisoned in London’s Belmarsh Prison, held in a.
Media News, Midwest
The case for building better business journalism
Business journalism, if done well, is community journalism. The beats converge in stories about burgeoning small businesses, from a.
