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, Media News, News
Tomy to Phil – An unlikely exchange across divides
In an online winter ethics class at Southern Illinois University Carbondale, two students connected in a way that rarely.
Media News, News
Student journalists cover immigration enforcement close to campus — and face the risks that come with it
Student newsrooms across the Midwest are covering one of the most urgent stories on their campuses: immigration enforcement in.
First Amendment, Media News, Midwest
Hazelwood censorship case looms over student journalists
Thirty-seven years ago, on Jan. 13, 1988, the U.S. Supreme Court announced a devastating blow to student speech and.
First Amendment, Media News
As WashU restricts protest and expression, critics see an inconsistent standard
Max Schrieber, an art student at Washington University in St. Louis, placed a performative pro-Palestinian piece in Tisch Park,.
