#journalism

#journalism

Christopher Weyant gained recognition as a cartoonist and illustrator, winning the 2015 Theodor Seuss Geisel award for his debut illustrated children's book, 'You Are (Not) Small.'

Nearly three and a half years ago, I dared to get back into journalism and joined the team. My goals were straightforward: sharpen my "pen," practice receiving critique and criticism.

Bob Keefer's exhibit, Colors of the West, features 16 hand-colored black and white photographs showcasing the beauty of western landscapes, reflecting his newfound artistic journey.

Ted Clark was a masterful editor, gentle, patient soul, and steely defender of reporters against bureaucratic managers, demonstrating real diplomacy in challenging environments.

Martyn Cornell's book Porter and Stout: A Complete History, which covers 300 years and 56 countries, was published just three days after his death.

Mairead McGuinness demonstrated true resilience and strength across her career in journalism and politics. Her fierce competitiveness was often balanced by her intrinsic kindness and unwavering commitment to hard work and excellence.

The Portland Mercury is hiring a full-time news reporter with a focus on short-form reporting and breaking news, plus opportunities for in-depth culture writing.

The tuition fees have been frozen at 9,250 since 2017, but in November, it was announced that they would increase in line with the Retail Price Index inflation in September 2025.

In the new reality, every press release, thought leadership piece, and media interview you produce will have two readers: humans and AI models.

The Independent is dedicated to illuminating key stories, from reproductive rights to climate change, ensuring journalism remains accessible without paywalls.

Pam Moore, recognized for her contributions to journalism, has announced $50,000 in college scholarships during her Hall of Fame induction, focusing on students in Detroit and the Bay Area.