Journalism

Journalistic laziness

Internet immediacy has compromised the integrity of news reporting.

By Jesse Michels | Oct 10 07:06 pm ET

Senior Column: Be bold, Spectator

Spectator has much potential if it will keep up with the times.

By Thomas Rhiel | May 1 10:38 pm ET

Senior column: Trapped in bathroom stall, news editor reminisces

Betsy Morais discusses journalism, writing, and Kurt Vonnegut.

By Betsy Morais | Apr 26 09:34 pm ET

A professional journalist’s view from above

For some, the view from the press box may disappoint.

By Jacob Levenfeld | Feb 17 03:39 am ET

J-School, SEAS to offer dual degree with digital media focus

The University Senate unanimously passed a proposal, written by a group of SEAS and J-School professors, for a “Dual Master of Science Degree in Journalism and Computer Science,” which the University hopes to implement in fall 2011.

By Amber Tunnell | Apr 9 03:12 am ET

If I could teach them English

I couldn’t help but think of all the times I’d taught English for chump change, how I always grumbled about how I hated to do it.

By Amin Ghadimi | Apr 4 07:47 pm ET

Read all about it! (But how?)

And as our culture changes, so too will the news organizations that live within it.

By Richard Wald | Mar 4 08:45 pm ET

Why the Pulitzer Prizes still matter

Over 93 years, there is much in Pulitzer Prizes of value for today’s reporters, editors, and, yes, bloggers: lessons about tenacity, skepticism, thoroughness, and the motivation to serve the public.

By Roy J. Harris Jr. | Mar 1 08:07 pm ET

The 'usually' suspect

Arts journalism has been plagued by this fast-and-loose style of reporting for as long as I’ve been reading Entertainment Weekly.

By Daniel D'Addario | Nov 8 06:23 pm ET

Acts of faith: Jon Meacham talks religion and journalism

Newsweek editor Jon Meacham described the intersection between politics and religion as “the way we are outside our houses.”

By Leah Greenstein | Oct 29 12:42 am ET

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