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Turning a 21-Second Football Play into a 264-Page Book

Turning a 21-Second Football Play into a 264-Page Book

Tyler Bridges, NF ’12, on writing about the craziest finish in college sports history It was December 2016, and my daughter Luciana and I were sitting in an outdoor jacuzzi…
June 28, 2023
Tyler Bridges
The Trans Journalists Association Tackles the Shortfalls of Media Coverage of Trans People

The Trans Journalists Association Tackles the Shortfalls of Media Coverage of Trans People

“To some degree, if you don't cover trans issues, you're failing to meet the basic purpose and ethics of our profession”
June 23, 2023
Marigo Farr
Smart Ways Journalists Can Exploit Artificial Intelligence

Smart Ways Journalists Can Exploit Artificial Intelligence

Chatbots may reinvent the way we write news, but AI is also helping newsrooms connect with readers and reach new audiences
June 20, 2023
Gabe Bullard
Is Freelancing Right For You?

Is Freelancing Right For You?

Be guided by the “why”
June 12, 2023
Katherine Reynolds Lewis
Three Years After George Floyd’s Murder, What Have We Really Learned?

Three Years After George Floyd’s Murder, What Have We Really Learned?

The frenetic pace of day-to-day news coverage makes it difficult to create lasting change
June 8, 2023
Issac J. Bailey
CNN’s Trump Town Hall and How Journalists Should Deal with Dishonest Sources

CNN’s Trump Town Hall and How Journalists Should Deal with Dishonest Sources

From the May newsletter: Why CNN's town hall with Donald Trump is not getting us out of our silos
June 5, 2023
Natalie De Rosa
Reporting from Gaziantep 

Reporting from Gaziantep 

In the wake of a brutal civil war, exiled Syrian journalists have carved out space in this Turkish city for their independent newsrooms
June 1, 2023
Stefania D'Ignoti
CNN, Trump, and The Perils of ‘Anti-Woke’ Journalism

CNN, Trump, and The Perils of ‘Anti-Woke’ Journalism

Giving the former president the opportunity to repeatedly lie to a television audience isn’t getting us out of our silos
May 24, 2023
Issac J. Bailey
The Tumultuous Early History of Public Media

The Tumultuous Early History of Public Media

A new book examines how the efforts of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters helped create what is now NPR and PBS
May 19, 2023
Josh Shepperd
Threats Against Journalists on the Rise

Threats Against Journalists on the Rise

Nearly half of respondents report facing legal threats in first investigation of its kind from the Tow Center for Digital Journalism
May 9, 2023
Marigo Farr