Tag: journalism
Lessons from the Daily Northwestern: good journalists exercise empathy while covering...
Earlier this November, the Daily Northwestern, a student newspaper in Illinois, issued an apology in response to public outrage regarding a recent article of...
A healthy society requires promoting women in the journalism industry
In an era when promoting social equality and justice is of paramount importance, much focus has been placed on equal gender representation in the...
Mainstream media reaction has become biased, petty and dishonest in the...
In the wake of Attorney General William Barr’s determination that Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s report exonerated President Trump from allegations of foreign collusion and...
Calls to rate journalists will only further erode trust in media
Following distasteful news coverage of the automaker Tesla’s production troubles and crashes with cars in its AutoPilot program, Tesla CEO Elon Musk attacked “big...
“Making the right impression”: New York Times columnist Bruni asserts the...
The topic of fake news in modern America once again took the stage in academic discourse, as New York Times opinion columnist Frank Bruni...
There is no center: On Joan Didion’s myth
You meet Joan Didion when you are ready. You have probably seen her name on lists of greatest writers or “Writers You Should Read”...
From jobless to journalist: How I found myself post-graduation
On June 10, 2015, I was victorious. A university graduate. Successful. Erudite. Learned.
On June 11, I was 21 years old, jobless and living with...