Her questions certainly raised eyebrows, but #BarbaraWalters knew how to create a hit program while still speaking truth to power. She showed the world that, yes, women can be news anchors, news hounds, and hard-hitting roving reporters. nytimes.com/2022/12/30/art…

The ripple effect of UC organizing is spreading to private universities around the country. latimes.com/california/sto…

The Stylebook also recommends using a mix of identity-first language (homeless people) and person-first language (people who are homeless) if the preference of an individual or group can't be determined.

"Newsrooms have a responsibility to cure the legacy of racism." -Robert C. Maynard, 1978 #JACC2023 Odette Keeley Maynard Institute for Journalism Education Associated Collegiate Press

Congratulations to former The Hornet News Editor Julianne Le!

Student journalists from Fullerton College took home three NATIONAL Best in Show awards at #acp23! 🥇1st place for 2-year feature magazine Inside Fullerton 🥇1st place for social justice reporting fchornetmedia.com/23367/showcase… 🏅7th place for 2-year website The Hornet

Which is better? (Hint: one of them is the official new #NYC tourism logo and the other is the one independent artist Ryan McGinnis created because everyone hated the official one.) nytimes.com/2023/03/21/nyr…

Here is how quick these photos have to move on a news wire. APs image was taken at 11:29 and sent over the wire at 11:36. The Reuters image was most likely taken at the same time and moved at 11:43. An AP image is front of The New York Times The Washington Post & Los Angeles Times speed is HUGE.

Proud to be a Hornet and part of this group!

The best thing about living in K-Town was the food—Guatemalan, Korean, Pakistani, Oaxacan spots were all walking distance. Plus, Cambodian-owned California Donuts, with its massive window-wall with everything from Froot Loop to white chocolate strawberry. nytimes.com/2023/04/24/din…

Would these folks deny access to an LA Times reporter if they wanted to cover and event or game? It's the Collegian's job to cover LA City College. Access matters. #Pressfreedom matters.

NEWS: On May 30, a coalition of journalists, journalism educators and press advocates sent the following letter to LA City College and Los Angeles Community College District leaders protesting reports of a culture of censorship faced by student journalists on campus.

Here is the full text of the coalition letter: mediaguildwest.org/news/we-stand-… Here is the Los Angeles Times report by Melissa Gomez: latimes.com/california/sto… Here is coverage by LA City College student journalists in Collegian Wired: issuu.com/collegianwired…

Fall 2023 registration opens up next week! 🤩 Explore the class schedule to decide which courses you want to enroll in. Classes start August 21. 💙💛 fullcoll.edu/schedule/

Congratulations to Pedro, incoming news editor for The Hornet!

There’s getting it right, and there’s getting it right, Tom Bray explains at #JACC2023. You need to be sure the names and numbers are correct, but you also need to get the bigger impact, or meaning, of the story right.

Years ago, Jill Stewart took a chance on me as a freelancer at LAWeekly, where I wrote two cover stories. Today at #JACC2023, she advises new journalists that getting those clips in professional outlets as a freelancer or intern is the best way to launch their careers.

Hornet Advisor Jessica Langlois reconnects with City Editor Jill Stewart! 🫸🫷🗣️ #JACC2023 Jill Stewart

Nice catching up with my former colleague Taehyun Kim from CSUN Journalism Cal State Northridge at #JACC2023