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An Arkansas Traveler staff reporter shares her experience as a female journalist, bringing light to the dangers women can face on the job. From: Miceala Morano ow.ly/lRqE50U4NQa

Indiana Lieutenant Governor-elect Micah Beckwith threatened the IDS and IU in an X post Tuesday over the IDS’ Nov. 7 front cover, which featured a photo illustration of President-elect Donald Trump with quotes from his former political allies. idsnews.com/article/2024/1…

BIG: I exclusively acquired troves of docs between Gov. Shapiro's office and Penn, indicating that the he increasingly stepped into Penn's affairs in the past year — particularly on antisemitism concerns and Penn's encampment. My latest in The Daily Pennsylvanian: thedp.com/article/2024/1…

If you’ve been feeling down about journalism's future, I invite you to read this story about the 100th anniversary of Santa Ana College’s student newspaper . . . w/ photos by: Brian Feinzimer laist.com/news/education…

Kernel sues UK after open records request denial kykernel.com/108714/showcas…

More UK lawsuit news: Journalists from the Kentucky Kernel have sued the university over public records related to a sexual assault that occurred in a campus dorm earlier this semester. kentucky.com/news/local/edu…

BREAKING: Hours before NC State professor Marshall Brain was found dead in his office on Nov. 20, he sent an email to colleagues saying administrators retaliated against him after he filed several ethics complaints. 📝 @kmdenning and Ethan Bakogiannis buff.ly/3CVzZhj

Six months ago, some Stanford students barricaded themselves in the university president's office. A student reporter followed them in. He was arrested and faces felony allegations. The university wants him prosecuted. I looked into why. Via Columbia Journalism Review cjr.org/getting-the-st…

Here are 20 of the best StudentNation articles from 2024, featuring kxh, aina, Saliha Bayrak, Theia Chatelle, Owen Dahlkamp, Amber X. Chen, and more: bit.ly/3ZKkkcF

Student journalists at UT Dallas are fighting to continue publishing their newspaper after the administration fired their editor in retaliation for the students’ writing. The students launched their own paper The Retrograde to continue reporting without interference.

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Over 10,500 documents obtained by The Battalion show right-wing website Texas Scorecard’s influence over A&M policy and personnel discussions over the past two years. “They rarely have all the facts," Texas A&M President Mark A. Welsh III said. thebatt.com/news/they-rare…

I TRULY cannot explain how horrible this would be for the university. I attribute everything that I am, both professionally and personally, to my growth that I gained from two years working for the UDK, and the way that it seems like every year —kansan.com/news/ku-studen…

Opinion: After The Post’s Instagram was removed last week, the Audience Engagement Editors vow to continue promoting stories about key political topics in an age of social media censorship. thepostathens.com/article/2025/0…

Saint Mary's news editor Aynslee Dellacca reflects on the challenges and rewards of the job. Observer Viewpoint ndsmcobserver.com/article/2025/0…

"Korean student journalists must take extra precautions. This often means self-censoring topics that might not sit well with the administration and consulting advisers on what is safe to publish." buff.ly/4ih2ohd

Student journalists are reporting on how federal decisions touch down in their communities, including how USAID cuts hurt Arkansas farms and how Trump's Title IX rules impact trans students. buff.ly/xV9jbRQ

Student journalists at my alma mater, Chico State, say they are running into a university comms department that “restricts access to sources, centralizes communication and disparages those asking legitimate questions.” So, they FOIA’d the PR director: theorion.com/104873/opinion…

Purdue University told The Purdue Exponent last Friday they will no longer assist in the distribution of newspapers. Purdue has aided in the circulation of The Exponent for the past 50 years. purdueexponent.org/campus/general…