Articles Talk to the Hand When a chemical spill contaminated the drinking water of hundreds of thousands of people in West Virginia in January, Charleston Gazette reporters Ken Ward and David Gutman repeatedly asked the… July 16, 2014 Jenni Bergal Quiet Human Moments Amidst Great Strife Many years ago, I asked Anja to show me her favorite picture, the one she liked the most. The photo she sent showed an elegant older man sitting on the… July 15, 2014 Kathleen Carroll “A Sense of Exhilaration and Possibility” The co-founder of Turkey’s 140journos on building a citizen-sustained news agency from scratch July 15, 2014 Engin Onder Chasing Paper with YanukovychLeaks July 15, 2014 Roxanne Palmer How comics can enhance reader engagement, bring new audiences to narrative nonfiction Shortly after I co-founded Symbolia, a digital publication that merges comic books and journalism, I got an intriguing pitch. Reporter Sarah Mirk wanted to tell the stories of the veterans… July 15, 2014 Erin Polgreen Form Follows Function Form follows function. Just what that axiom means, applied to journalism, was revealed to me by a man named Carl Newton, city editor of The Atlanta Journal when I arrived… July 15, 2014 Russ Rymer Nurturing the Next Generation of Watchdogs On my way into work at Medill Watchdog for the first time, I stopped at Hanig’s Shoe Store. It was February 1, 2011, part of a three-day storm in which… July 15, 2014 Rick Tulsky Rewriting J-School How journalism schools are trying to connect classrooms to newsrooms June 16, 2014 Jon Marcus Brazilian Reporters at Risk When the World Cup kicks off in Brazil in June, the government of President Dilma Rousseff will be celebrating the country’s emergence as a global powerhouse. The event, to be… June 3, 2014 Sara Rafsky Remembering William Worthy William Worthy, who fought with the government over reporting trips to China, Cuba and Iran, died at a nursing home in Massachusetts on May 4. He was 92. It was… June 3, 2014 Previous 1 … 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 … 436 Next
