December 20, 2021
Not Your ‘Babe’: Online Harassment Persists Against Women in Gaming
Women on Twitch and other streaming surfaces face abuse, harassment, and other nefarious tactics as employed by online trolls. In speaking with xMaryBearx and roseriie, we unpack what it means to be a women in gaming in 2021.
December 20, 2021
Chicano Park Murals Still Speak Truth After 50 Years
Barrio Logan's neighborhood holds so much history with its Chicano murals, painted in Chicano Park, which represent Mexican-American experience from immigration to modern day environmental concerns. This is a locally beloved park for many of its residents.
December 18, 2021
Night and Day in the Santo Spirito Piazza
(FLORENCE, Italy)—My grandmother, a political journalist who is preoccupied with the future of new generations, always warns me not to […]
December 16, 2021
After Tragedy, How Does Hudson Yards Move Forward?
After a string of suicides at its main attraction, New York City’s newest neighborhood is in a limbo about how to move forward.
December 19, 2021
Frustrations Bubble at a NY Park Being Renovated for Climate Change
Construction on New York's East River Park causes confusion and frustration amongst locals who frequent the park.
December 15, 2021
Vietnamese Journalist Pays the Price for Infiltrating a Multi-billion Dollar Underground Tiger Trafficking Network
One night a small band of customers traveled across Ho Chi Minh City to meet with a man who called […]
December 14, 2021
New Yorkers Welcome New Brooklyn Bridge Bike Lane
The new bike lane on the Brooklyn Bridge opened in September following an increase in cyclists from the pandemic that […]
December 13, 2021
“Bat Poop Can Be Fertilizer!” and Other Bat Facts
On the hike, led by Park Ranger Caileigh Hinkson, along the trails in the park’s old forest, the hikers hoped to see some of the many species of bats that call Lewis Creek home.
December 3, 2021
‘I Really Want to Be an Advocate for the Misunderstood Animals’
This zoo keeper and wildlife conservationist
December 30, 2021
The Next Korean Culture Wave to be Led by Comic Creators and Tech Media Companies
The rise of Korean digital web comics brings opportunity for creators and tech media hungry for novel content.
December 26, 2021
To the Salon…. With Caution: COVID-19 and Hair Color
“A few of my friends had to permanently close their shops.”
December 26, 2021
A Virtual Conversation with Anita Hill
"We are a mighty force if we come together and insist that our leaders hold people accountable and hold themselves accountable.”
December 20, 2021
Gen Z’s Spiritual Awakening on TikTok
(NEW YORK) – Halyna Krylyuk grew up in the Greek Orthodox community and has always been interested in spirituality. These […]
December 20, 2021
Two Chicago Actors on Navigating Life During Theater Shutdowns
(CHICAGO) — Adia Alli and Sonia Goldberg are twentysomething actors in Roger’s Park, Chicago, who have worked in the performing […]
December 13, 2021
How COVID-19 Affected College: One Student’s Story
(TAMPA, Fla.) — An athlete, a scholar, and an aspiring journalist, Joshua McDonald is 19 years old and a sophomore […]
December 5, 2021
Qatar, Morocco Qualify for Quarter-Finals at FIFA Arab Cup
FIFA Arab Cup matches are an opportunity for Qatar to test their preparedness for the next year’s World Cup.
December 4, 2021
From the Border to the Big Leagues: Why This Professional Baseball Player Always Comes Home
Fred Villarreal hopes more and more young people in his hometown will be able to have opportunities like the ones he's had.
November 10, 2021
A Big Win and a Big Loss for Qatar’s Al Sadd Soccer Team
After winning the Amir Cup, Qatar’s Al Sadd bids farewell to their coach Xavi Hernández who will return to Barcelona.
November 4, 2021
How Chris Russell Turned His Soccer Obsession Into an Online Following
Video editor Chris Russell's online following illustrates a growing soccer fandom in the United States.
December 26, 2021
Countryside Villagers to Have Their Say in Plans of Large Energy Facility
"How arrogant can a company be to come up with a project like this and not even turn up?"
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December 22, 2021
No Pandemic is Stopping This Maternity Photographer
No global pandemic can bring this business down.
December 21, 2021
How Denver’s Bar Red Stayed in the Black Through COVID-19
(DENVER) — In 2013, Zachary Young stepped away from the five-star-dining scene he’d helped run with his father, the late […]
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December 20, 2021
New York Bookstore Saved from the Brink
Westsider Books isn’t going anywhere and the locals are making sure of it.
December 19, 2021
Chicago’s Magnificent Mile Crime Wave May Impact Holiday Shopping
(CHICAGO) – Downtown Chicago has seen a wave of robbery-related crime over the past few months, changing the tone of […]
December 15, 2021
A Cancer Survivor’s Mission To Help Others
(MISSISSAUGA, Canada)– In 2017, Navneet Sharma, now 41, began treatment for breast cancer. As she underwent chemotherapy, she and her […]
December 15, 2021
Frazier Martial Arts Creates Successful Futures, One Roundhouse Kick at a Time
"The mats provide a soft spot for the kids to land when they fall, but with encouragement from their peers and teachers, they get up and try again. Guzman watches, confident the lessons her students master will help them thrive beyond their time in the studio, just as they did for her."
December 14, 2021
New York’s Indoor Mask Mandate Is Back and Testing Ramps Up
(NEW YORK) — A statewide mask mandate is back in effect in New York as of Monday, December 13. The […]
December 14, 2021
Why the World’s Happiest Country Is so Depressed Right Now
(HELSINKI, Finland) – A familiar saying in Finland is that to be born there is like winning the lottery. Any […]
December 13, 2021
Opinion: Sandy West, Advocacy Journalist
Last November, Sandy West published an article in The Washington Post, exploring the prevalence of food allergies among minority populations […]
December 28, 2021
Hurricane Ida’s Impact on Westchester Residents Almost 4 Months Later
Hurricane Ida caused flooding across the east coast of the United States, including in the Westchester County towns of Tuckahoe, Bronxville, and Mamaroneck.
December 20, 2021
A Community Grapples with Safety After Another School Shooting
Parents are coping with the aftermath of the Arlington shooting and perspectives are split regarding the current safety plan.
December 14, 2021
Competing Narratives are Deepening Ethiopia’s Division Amid a Civil War
For the last 14 months, Ethiopia has been in a brutal civil war. However, the government has been on the […]
December 14, 2021
New York’s Indoor Mask Mandate Is Back and Testing Ramps Up
(NEW YORK) — A statewide mask mandate is back in effect in New York as of Monday, December 13. The […]
December 13, 2021
Uncovering the Dirty World of Delivery Workers in the Gig Economy
Regulating the streets turns out to be tricky for delivery drivers but NYC it trying with a new set of laws.
December 26, 2021
To the Salon…. With Caution: COVID-19 and Hair Color
“A few of my friends had to permanently close their shops.”
December 22, 2021
Madeline Ford Says “Be the Exception”
Viral sensation Madeline Ford, a model and influencer, has over 600k followers on Instagram and over 700k on TikTok, uses her authentic spirit and incredible wit to discuss controversial topics. This 24-year-old red-head beauty based in Chicago, is using her “pretty privilege” to talk about women’s rights issues and is even using her platform to shine a spotlight on Black creators to promote diversity within the fashion industry.
December 20, 2021
Small Town Prepares for Changes with the Addition of New Luxury Hotel
Northport Village will welcome a new luxury hotel come 2022.
December 17, 2021
Harry Styles Sells Out Madison Square Garden for a Two-night Halloween Party
Harry Styles sold out two consecutive nights at Madison Square Garden to host his long anticipated "Harryween" party and concert. He was supported by both Madison Cunningham and Orville Peck.
December 16, 2021
‘Noche de Posadas’ with Becky G
Though Latinx Heritage Month ended on October 15, the Latinx holiday celebrations are only beginning. On Thursday, November 4, Mexican-American singer and actress Rebbeca Marie Gomez, also known as “Becky G,” hosted a virtual launch of her new Christmas-themed makeup collection.
January 12, 2022
Opinion: Celebrity Relationships in the Media
When an average person gets a new partner, no one bats an eye. But when a celebrity is spotted with someone new, everyone wants to know who they are and why they’re together.
January 10, 2022
Opinion: Lessons from the Near-Death Experience Community in the Midst of COVID
(WASHINGTON, D.C.) — Cathy Gabrielsen was 39 years old when she met Jesus. He looked like the Jesus you would […]
January 3, 2022
Opinion: In Defense of the Fourth Estate — Strengthening FOIA for Public Interest
In recent years, FOIA has gained a notorious reputation for extended delays or even non-responsiveness, but there are ways to improve the FOIA laws.
December 15, 2021
Podcast: #WomenInMedia vs Josh Wolf — Individuals being tried in the court of public opinion
Hear what the #WomenInMedia hosts have to say about the Josh Wolf case.
December 14, 2021
Opinion: Undercover Investigation Reveals Abusive of Migrant Workers at Qatar World Cup Sites
Qatar will host the FIFA World Cup next year, but thousands of workers have already died and face brutal conditions to make it happen.
November 1, 2021
Can Editorial Board Endorsements Be Valuable Works of Advocacy Journalism?
It’s still a fresh memory for me to recall the experience of covering Proposition 16, also named as “Affirmative Action”, […]
November 1, 2021
Is Journalism a Topic at The Red Table?
“Red Table Talk” has become a popular virtual talk show over the past three years. Actress Jada Pinkett Smith, her […]
November 1, 2021
Clickcast Debates: Kobe Bryant, Washington Post, and How Journalists Discuss Public Figures in Death
In the latest installment of Clickcast Debates, panelists Alexis Schwartz, Max Asher Kirsch, and Hannah Sparks, along with host Mónica […]
October 29, 2021
Truth and Omission: How Viral Media Merchants Keep Pace With Americans’ Voracious News Appetite
It’s difficult to imagine a time when a rat could drag a slice of pizza across the subway tracks, and […]
October 26, 2021
Are you a Journalist or an American Journalist?
In this week’s episode of the “Ethics Edit Podcast,” NYU students Natalia Borecki and David Latchman explore the ethical dilemma […]
December 9, 2021
This AP Investigation Freed 2,000 Burmese Slaves, Doing More in 3,600 Words Than Most Will in a Lifetime
(NEW YORK) — Where anonymity and covert reporting can often be fraught with incredibility, sensationalism, and in some cases, danger […]
November 17, 2021
Does the Internet Really Need “Section 230”?: An Interview With Alyssa Aguilar
"In many ways, I think we take the Internet for granted."
November 8, 2021
Vigil Held for Texas Police Officer Who Died of COVID-19
“This is my husband’s city in a much bigger way than just where he worked,” officer Hutchison’s wife, Amber Hutchison, said at his vigil Monday night.
November 7, 2021
A Sex Educator Gets Real About the California Stealthing Ban
What California's new stealthing law means for sexual partners and the practice of consent.
November 5, 2021
A Texas Abortion Fund Director on Texas’ New Reality
The Click speaks with Zaena Zamora, executive director of a Texas abortion fund.
January 2, 2022
‘I was adopted into a white family’— How An Asian Adoptee in Colorado Connects to Her Roots
"I did notice that I didn't look like other people."
December 19, 2021
Collaboration Becomes Key to Helping the Homeless in Downtown LA
(LOS ANGELES) — As living expenses in Southern California have skyrocketed, many residents have been displaced and forced to live […]
December 17, 2021
New Yorkers Debate the Challenges Their New Mayor Will Face
New Yorkers discuss their hopes and concerns under a new mayor.
December 14, 2021
Competing Narratives are Deepening Ethiopia’s Division Amid a Civil War
For the last 14 months, Ethiopia has been in a brutal civil war. However, the government has been on the […]
December 13, 2021
In Mission Viejo, a 70’s Era Shopping Plaza Shapes the City’s Future
The fight over how and whether to update a shopping plaza captures the history of a city built for success.
November 29, 2021
Restaurant Aims for Growth with a Lot of Serendipity
(NEW YORK CITY) – Serendipity3 —or Serendipity as it’s more commonly referred to—has been a New York celebrity fixture for […]
November 13, 2021
A Risk-Taking Hawaii Chef Opens New Restaurant During Pandemic
“Whatever I can get my hands on that is very unique, that nobody else is doing, that’s what I want."
November 8, 2021
The Pandemic Won’t Stop This California Farmers Market
(TORRANCE, CA) — Residents from all over LA County huddled around booths on Sept. 25 for fresh produce, pumpkins, and […]
November 2, 2021
The 400-year-old History Behind Ube, One of Food’s Newest Trends
This quintessential Filipino flavor is taking over the food scene. But for Filipino Americans, ube is more than just a […]
October 24, 2021
Queen Bee Café: Giving Back with Charity and Crumpets
The café donates 100% of their proceeds to a different local charity each year. For their first year, the new Kirkland location has partnered with The Boys and Girls Club of King County.
December 13, 2021
“Bat Poop Can Be Fertilizer!” and Other Bat Facts
On the hike, led by Park Ranger Caileigh Hinkson, along the trails in the park’s old forest, the hikers hoped to see some of the many species of bats that call Lewis Creek home.
November 17, 2021
Does the Internet Really Need “Section 230”?: An Interview With Alyssa Aguilar
"In many ways, I think we take the Internet for granted."
October 26, 2021
Movie Companies Sue Internet Provider Over Failure To Stop Piracy
Over two dozen movie companies have sued Grande Communications, an internet company in Texas, for failing to stop the piracy […]
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October 25, 2021
This Lab Scientist Says It’s Not as Easy at it Looks
Beyond doctors and nurses, there are medical laboratory scientists.
October 13, 2021
Analysis: For Journalists, Using Hacked and Surveillance Data Creates Tough Ethical Decisions
(HACKETTSTOWN, N.J.) — Joseph Cox, a senior staff writer at Motherboard, received a message from a bounty hunter: I can […]
December 15, 2021
Frazier Martial Arts Creates Successful Futures, One Roundhouse Kick at a Time
"The mats provide a soft spot for the kids to land when they fall, but with encouragement from their peers and teachers, they get up and try again. Guzman watches, confident the lessons her students master will help them thrive beyond their time in the studio, just as they did for her."
December 13, 2021
A Black Queer Author and a Florida Student Stand Up to Censorship
George M. Johnson, author of the memoir "All Boys Aren't Blue," learned a school library in Kansas City had pulled their book from library shelves in November after a librarian tagged them in a Facebook post.
December 13, 2021
How COVID-19 Affected College: One Student’s Story
(TAMPA, Fla.) — An athlete, a scholar, and an aspiring journalist, Joshua McDonald is 19 years old and a sophomore […]
December 12, 2021
A Denver Professor on How She Uses Her Blog to Rethink Academia
(DENVER) — The term “edupunk” wasn’t coined by Elizabeth Kleinfeld, but if the idea had a poster child, Kleinfeld would […]
December 7, 2021
A Maryland Man Finds Purpose Through Giving
Jose Cooper was a typical kid and teenager; more than anything, he cared about his favorite sport: soccer. “Up until […]