College Journalism
A newsletter to help you teach, mentor and lead the next generation of journalists
Today we launch a national news desk dedicated to covering student media and college journalists.
Can we get some cash from student media tech inventions? Plus, buying a Super Bowl ad and some beef in Dallas.
How The Daily Emerald's editor-in-chief is leading his fellow student journalists amid Oregon protests; plus, ICE recruitment coverage and a new Editor & Publisher story about student press freedoms.
Plus, a podcast episode with a pioneering pupil, an unusual art gallery incident and the Duke/UNC rivalry challenge — steal this idea!
Plus, how a Drexel alum helped save his student paper, an interesting Ole Miss special section, and confirmation that a Tufts student was taken by federal agents for publishing an op-ed.
Plus a Vermont student paper pulls a controversial story, the USC student reaching 11,000 readers daily and a behind-the-scenes journalism video perfect for the classroom.
Plus, a mess for student journalists at CU Boulder, Morgan State admins cross the line, and a resume workshop for student journalists.
Plus, Alabama alumni raise funds to restart magazines, a student journalist's book deal, and the Tufts grad student detained by ICE is back to teaching.
Plus, stonewalling administrators meet their student journalism matches, how to provide peer support after traumatic coverage and the situation in Alabama.
Plus, an update on the fired UVA student reporter, a feature on a college radio station and a short break.
Plus, how AI-written stories might have a positive impact on local news, a Baylor editor hits all the right notes, and students are asked to reflect on TIME Magazine's new AI agent.
Plus, the finalists in the Reynolds Journalism Institute Student Innovation Competition, a UVA student reporter is fired, and great examples for alumni and anniversary pages.
