#student-journalism

#student-journalism

The NWSL abolished its draft system, granting collegiate prospects greater autonomy and enhancing player rights in professional sports.

The federal hiring freeze under the Trump administration has prompted students to reconsider career paths in public service.

The diversion of funds from public education to voucher programs undermines the quality and resources available for public schools in Ohio.

New York's proposed ERA could significantly enhance reproductive rights and set a precedent for other states.

California faces a severe housing crisis, impacting families who struggle financially due to rising rents.

Proposition 33 aims to repeal restrictive rent control laws, potentially stabilizing housing costs for families.

Stories like Simon-Weisberg's illustrate the personal toll of California's housing policies on families.

The Guidon will resume publishing with ethical oversight after a suspension due to critical reporting on Norwich University.

Garrett Shanley uncovered significant financial misconduct at UF under President Ben Sasse, leading to public scrutiny and a state investigation.

City Council aims to support high schools, especially in low-income areas, in publishing student newspapers to enhance students' skills and opportunities.

Student journalists are facing threats and attacks while covering Palestine protests.

Media coverage of protests often paints a partial picture, failing to capture critical details and holding different standards for police and protesters.

Student journalists at UCLA were attacked by Pro-Israel counterprotesters during a campus demonstration, facing violence and harassment.

The Center for Community News at the University of Vermont is supporting local journalism by providing students with hands-on reporting experience and helping to fill the gap in coverage for under-covered beats.