Media News, Midwest
Student newspapers fight for future despite threats
Across the country, student newsrooms are under growing pressure — facing censorship threats, funding cuts and institutional pushback. In.
Constitutional Issues, Media, Media News, News
FCC investigations under Trump could hurt broadcasters
President Donald Trump’s new Federal Communications Commission chairman Brendan Carr has begun multifaceted investigations of national news organizations for.
Constitutional Issues, Election, Media, News
News Analysis: Media corporations surrender legal protections to Trump
National news organizations embolden President Donald Trump to sue them when they pay out million dollar settlements to Trump.
Media News, News
Digital natives in student media reluctant to give up print even when their readers already have
Before most college students in 2024 were born, the Pew Research Center was already reporting that young readers had.
First Amendment Celebration, News
Newspapers are vanishing, leaving democracy at risk
Newspapers are dying. Young people aren’t reading them. Predatory hedge funds are buying them up, laying off reporters, milking.
