A year after Ohio derailment, pair monitor waterways: ‘There’s still something going on’ pennlive.com/news/2024/02/a…

Proud to announce our Centre County Report in Estonia special from Spring 2023 has won 1st place nationally and Best of Festival at the Broadcast Education Association Festival of Media Arts. Congrats to our Penn State student journalists! Thank you for this honor beawebtweets

An important #EastPalestine story by The News Lab @ Penn State’s Nick Stonesifer and photos by Penn State Bellisario College’s Alysa Rubin — published by PennLive.com.

Continued coverage on #EastPalestine out of the The News Lab @ Penn State today. By Julia Mertes, Nick Stonesifer and Samantha Verrelli pennlive.com/news/2024/04/q… PennLive.com Penn State Bellisario College @mariehardinpsu

For the past year I've been writing short profiles on Detroit Documenters, and it’s been so fun to learn more about their experiences and why they value documenting public meetings. 🧵

Caroline Quick has been covering the maternal health crisis 🚑 in PA for the Penn State Bellisario College News Lab. This week she filed an important package with Centre County Report. ⬇️⬇️⬇️

The News Lab continues to cover the aftermath of the East Palestine train derailment. This week’s news of a class action settlement comes with longterm concerns. pennlive.com/news/2024/04/q… Penn State Bellisario College PennLive.com

New from @objectsobjects: Newspaper by @maggiemessitt and Mask by @sharronapearl. Get your copies today! 📰: bit.ly/4afypCh 🎭: bit.ly/3K0Xwhv

"The mask is itself an agent of change, both by excavating that which we often hide, and by manifesting new ways of being in the world." Read an excerpt of 'Mask' - one of the latest books from @objectsobjects - by Sharrona Pearl Jewish and Proud🇺🇦 on our blog! 💻: bit.ly/3QT9mhg

“Nine witnesses in the criminal cases against former President Donald Trump have received significant financial benefits, including large raises from his campaign, severance packages, new jobs, and a grant of shares and cash from Trump’s media company.” propublica.org/article/donald…

Had so much fun reporting this story for Portland Press Herald about Portland's only animal control officer. We ended up on a boat wrapping a tarp around 500 lb dolphin... no dull moments! pressherald.com/2024/06/01/ani…

A piece out in Narratively by Earl Swift that’s worth your time. It was a pleasure to talk to him about immersion and The Rainy Season for this look into the kind of journalism I’ve built my life around and that influences my Penn State Bellisario College teaching. narratively.com/p/why-shut-up-…

Have you read our latest story? No? You should. It's about a guy who beat his neighbor to death with a shovel and a moose antler... and a lot of people in town who think he did the right thing. magazine.atavist.com/anatomy-of-a-m…

DC/MD/VA friends and readers— next week at Politics and Prose! Join me and Howard University the Black Press Archive’s Brandon Nightingale for a conversation on #democracy, race, and newspapers. politics-prose.com/book/978150139…

This Wednesday, join @maggiemessitt to discuss 'Newspaper' - how this object has been central to democracy and to holding the powerful to account - with Brandon Nightingale @objectsobjects 📆 Wednesday, June 26th, 7pm 📍 Politics and Prose The Warf 💻 bit.ly/3UqFZ70

Tonight -- 7pm, Politics and Prose The Wharf! cc: Bloomsbury Literary Studies & Creative Writing Penn State Bellisario College Howard University

This a good news for global #wildlife—& for the investigative journalists who expose the destruction of the planet’s remaining biodiversity. A new #environmental #journalism platform run by former @natgeo editors & reporters. Congrats Oliver Payne Rachael Bale Rene Ebersole

We've re-launched the independent Third Coast Competition and we want to hear from you. Enter the 2024-25 Call for Entries, accepting narrative audio stories in 9 categories, across all languages, and from around the world. All info & entry form link: bit.ly/2425ThirdCoast…

60 years ago, a group of brave civil rights organizers marched across the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama in the pursuit of justice and equality. Today we’re reminded of their courageous sacrifices, and tasked with the responsibility of doing what we can to carry forward