Why do I believe in journalism?
Editor’s Note: A few months back, a friend and I discussed why we believed in journalism. The following is what I believe. I believe in […]
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Professional Statement: Striving for greatness in the profession of destiny
When asked why I got into journalism, I always have to explain that it probably started because of smoking. I helped deliver a weekly advertising […]
Institutes of higher education should support First Amendment rights
A college campus is designed to be a forum for free thinking and expression. It should be a place where students and faculty alike can […]
Americans should realize importance of First Amendment
How many people fully understand the First Amendment? I am beginning to believe the number is smaller than I had ever imagined. In fact, on […]
YouTube: Northwestern University gets questioned about First Amendment
For journalists, the First Amendment is vitally important. It is what allows reporters and media outlets to exist and provide news to the masses; however, […]
Big media should not quell independent voice of student media
Student media outlets across the country need to pay attention and rise to support a comrade in Colorado. Last week it was announced that media-conglomerate […]
Anon Inquiries (part 2): Kansas newspaper uses anonymous sources, creates more questions for budding journalist
As a journalism student I strive to understand all facets of the profession I have fallen in love with. One of my current points of […]
Anon Inquiries (part 1): Anonymity needed tool for nation’s journalists
Recently a story was published in The St. Charles Journal, a small Missouri newspaper near St. Louis, about a 13-year-old girl, Megan Meier, who committed […]