The next generation of journalism graduates is ready to fight
In a world of diminishing job prospects, AI, low pay and government hostility toward the press, is studying journalism worth it? Here’s what current journalism students think.
In student newsrooms, Trump’s press hostility forces editors to revise tradition
Campus journalists are rewriting the playbooks on takedowns, anonymous sources and other longstanding J-school ‘rules’
As statehouse coverage shrinks, student journalists are stepping in to fill the void
Across 30 states, college reporters are covering statehouse journalism gaps — and the experience is changing their lives.
A quarter million bylines, coming right up
Despite threats to press freedom and sustainability, student journalists are working overtime to cover their campuses and communities
One student creator. 12,000 newsletter subscribers. Zero competition.
How a USC student is ‘setting a precedent’ for newsletters and collegiate creator journalism
Why I built a coalition for Philly’s student journalists
The Philadelphia Student Press Association connects collegiate journalists from campuses all over the city