ISSUE
Spring 2014

Rewriting J-School
Journalism education has come to the same ominous inflection point that journalism itself has reached—and the stakes are just as high. Universities are shutting down or proposing to shut down journalism schools, or merging them with other departments. Enrollment is falling—dramatically, for graduate programs—while it’s rising at newer institutions and those with an emphasis on digital media. Yet there are hopeful signs as educators and editors are joining forces to accomplish what neither can do so easily on their own—give students real-world reporting experiences and provide daily and in-depth news coverage.
Articles

International Journalism
Chasing Paper with YanukovychLeaks
July 15, 2014

Features Journalist’s Trade
Rewriting J-School
How journalism schools are trying to connect classrooms to newsrooms
June 16, 2014