Student journalists keep college students informed. Unfortunately, universities are distancing themselves from student newspapers, exacerbating the challenges young people face in finding trustworthy ...

CHICAGO — Over the past few weeks, Greta Reich, editor-in-chief of Stanford University’s student newspaper, has had almost two dozen requests to take down quotes, bylines, photos and opinion articles ...

Panelists discuss covering school shootings during the 2023 National Trauma Journalism Symposium at Franklin College. The college’s Pulliam School of Journalism, in partnership with Trust for Trauma ...

This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. CalMatters is welcoming the newest group of fellows to the College Journalism Network. The program was started in 2019 ...

JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - Arkansas State University’s journalism degree has been reworked to give students more opportunities to gain experience outside the classroom and teach updated information on ...

As local news outlets rapidly disappear, high school and college journalists are increasingly stepping beyond their campuses to report on their communities, helping to fill the news deserts left ...

This is the archived page of the Spring 2025 cohort. View current cohort. The EdSource California Student Journalism Corps seeks to nurture and support promising journalism college students in ...

Papers are encouraged to “make stuff up entirely. The wilder, the better” and “include the SPJ Code of Ethics with a letter from the editor explaining that you are showing what the world would look ...

This guest essay reflects the views of Chris R. Vaccaro, vice president of the Society of Professional Journalists and a past president of the Press Club of Long Island. Suffolk County Community ...

Editor's note: This story is about one of our journalists who went back to college. We congratulate him and his family on his wonderful accomplishment and on reaching his goal. Jonathan Hull tells ...