An increasingly hostile environment for independent reporting in the United States and elsewhere has made our job harder, and ...

The ideology starts with who is attracted to journalism in the first place. Their values are not shared by most Americans on ...

In an era where information is available instantly and often free of charge, a fundamental question has emerged: why should audiences pay for journalism when social media platforms, blogs and online ...

It is a challenging time to be a journalism student. But this labor lens has been conspicuously absent from perhaps the most impactful setting when it comes to understanding and improving the news ...

In 2023, the Times sued OpenAI and Microsoft for copyright infringement. They’ve since spent more than $20 million on the case, and publisher A.G. Sulzberger has no plans to stop fighting it.

One day in the fall of 2019, as I sat on a beach in Brazil, I heard the distant sound of hands clapping. Not the raucous clapping of a beach party—this was the concentrated, intentional sound of a ...

This article was originally published in the Student Press Report, a national news desk covering student media and journalism education in higher ed. The outlook for aspiring journalists is ...

"When ICE agents grab people off our streets, residents need documenters they already trust. If you haven't built that trust ...

The past few weeks have brought bad news to the hardworking scribes of the news business. Three leading digital outlets—BuzzFeed, the Huffington Post, and Vice—announced layoffs that left many ...

UO journalism student Julia Boboc completes an interview for her Charles Snowden Program for Excellence in Journalism internship at KLCC in Eugene, Oregon. Photo by Gabriella Sgro. In a fractured ...