“This is a model journalism needs: regional networks that see beyond state or outlet borders, circulate verified information quickly, build trust intentionally, and operate with the agility of people ...

Brian McGrory, who was the top editor at The Boston Globe from 2012 until 2022, never went to journalism school, and “the first time he set foot in a journalism class was when he started teaching at ...

The School of Journalism and Communication is offering a new sequence of journalism courses the university hopes will alleviate past problems with closed-out classes and will offer more hands-on ...

Compton Unified School District in Los Angeles County is taking a creative approach to helping students become proficient in English faster —a journalism class for English learners. Students learn to ...

Jeff Jarvis is already bragging about his new book, Public Parts, out today on Kindles, iPads, Nooks and whatever's left of bookshelves. It's the latest topic for his self-built hype machine that goes ...

Students at Sacramento’s McClatchy High School learned last month that if officialdom feels uncomfortable, it will trample on free speech. The Prospector, McClatchy’s student newspaper, published a ...

When I was in high school at La Cueva, I didn’t have the typical entry point into journalism. There was no school newspaper, but I still wanted to find a way to explore journalism. It felt like a long ...

Hank Seitzinger, left, and Kaiden Chest talk about the excitement of the first football game of the season and homecoming plans during journalism class at Indian Creek High School. Erika Malone | ...

Journalism is a constantly evolving profession. Things are different now than when I worked at my first newspaper close to a decade ago, and the landscape will totally shift again in the next 10 years ...

Students in Princeton University’s Summer Journalism Program (SJP) stepped into the role of news reporters for 11 days this August, preparing themselves for the rigors of a career in journalism, as ...

CAIRO — What do you say to a class of Egyptian journalism students who know that the price of speaking too freely — telling truths that the government doesn’t like — could be imprisonment and worse?

The challenges of mis- and disinformation in the media have emerged as primary concerns for readers and journalists alike in today’s world, but they’re still widely misunderstood by many people around ...