Journalism

The Country May Soon Effectively Cease to Exist — Whether the last Jew in Quebec, or the last Cree, there is more than biodiversity that is being decimated right now as COP15 is currently being discussed in Montreal, but human diversity itself. For those not from around here, Quebec has used something called the notwithstanding clause, an obscure piece…

AI has the ability to generate text and other forms of content based on certain inputs, but it is not yet capable of completely replacing human content creators. While AI can assist with certain aspects of content creation, it lacks the creativity and imagination that is necessary to create original…

Journalism has a diversity and retention problem. The U.S. news business is less diverse than the overall workforce. Even as some newsrooms show gains in the numbers of journalists of color they employ, journalism has a long way to go in the areas of diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging (DEIB)…

How reporters can use cellphone videos, satellite imagery, and other visual data to uncover local stories. Our world today is increasingly recorded. Inevitably, the first images and videos of major news events are documented by eyewitnesses on smartphones. Police encounters are filmed by both officers and bystanders. Military strikes are…

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — At The Pennsylvania State University, the average in-state tuition for students is $32,270 per year for a four-year education. For many individuals, this rate does not affect their college experience. A 2017 study conducted by The New York Times showed that the median family income of…

Because we have to. There is a special magic to call-in radio shows when they go right. Simple. To the point. Disarming. Surprising. Most importantly, they become the chorus of the city itself singing out of your speakers. It’s an aural town square you can access from your car or…