My truth is that University of Kentucky professor Buck Ryan was a unconventional, good professor.
Opinion: Journalism Professor Forced Out of Classroom Will be Missed
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Jemele Hill Joins ‘The Atlantic’
She’s like a roman candle.
New York Times Publisher and President Trump Clash Over Off-the-Record Meeting
“Don’t believe the crap you see from these people, the fake news!”- President, Donald J. Trump.
Details Emerging About What Happened Before and After Demi Lovato’s Overdose Scare
Demi Lovato will be going to rehab, following her hospitalization.
Keynote Speakers Highlight Importance of Diversity at College Journalism Workshop
Some important reflections on an important topic.
Former MSNBC and Russia Today America Broadcast Journalist Ed Schultz Dies at 64
The veteran journalist known for his blue-collar progressive politics has passed away.
Trump Orders Flags to be Lowered for Gazette Victims
The White House denied an initial request, according to the Maryland town’s mayor.
#SaveStudentNewsrooms Gains Attention Of Over 130 Universities
Never underestimate the power of a student journalist.
Black on Campus: Nurturing the Next Generation of Journalists
Professors from Wake Forest and American hope to offer something that can’t be taught in a classroom.
Viewpoint: Independent Journalism Holds Power Accountable. And It Starts in Student Newsrooms
Threats to student journalism are threats to the future of journalism itself.
Franklin Pierce University Professor Honored as Regional Top Journalism Educator
Franklin Pierce is getting a huge award, but it’s not a Pulitzer.
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