Illinois’ recently-passed media literacy in education law does not apply to college newsrooms, but college-aged journalists can — and should — contribute to the media literacy of local communities...
Approximately 70,000 Afghans who have worked with the United States are at risk of being killed as the Taliban pushes for final control of Afghanistan amid a U.S. withdrawal. As Afghanistan crumbles, it...
There's no doubt college is expensive. Aside from tuition, housing and meal plans, you might find yourself with additional expenses associated with extracurriculars, study abroad, research and internship...
In response to columnist Alex Perry’s piece, “Paywall, Please:”
As a long-time Daily reader and Medill alumnus, I object to any plan for a Daily paywall, even on a limited basis. This would adversely...
New York Times reporter Brian Rosenthal (Medill ’11) unpacked how his Pulitzer Prize-winning coverage of the New York City taxi industry led to official investigations and industry reform in a Wednesday...
