October 25, 2021
Italian Garden Designer: ‘From Nature I Learned Its Slow Pace’
The person who designed gardens for the movie "Call me By Your Name" explains the philosophy behind her work.
October 24, 2021
Author Julia Dahl Discusses Her Latest Crime Novel
(NEW YORK) — Inspired by a sexual assault case that shocked the nation, the newly published thriller “The Missing Hours” […]
October 24, 2021
Texas True Crime Podcaster Vincent Strange Talks Challenges, Cold Cases
His Gone Cold podcast racks up 170,000 downloads a month.
October 25, 2021
Young Poet Jireh Deng on the Importance of Her Art Form
(TORRANCE, California) — Jireh Deng’s love for writing and the spoken word developed during middle school when she read a […]
October 11, 2021
New Hawaii COVID-19 Mandate Raises Questions for Non-Vaccinated
(HILO, HAWAII)– A recent state mandate that requires all individuals to show proof of a COVID-19 vaccination card or a […]
October 8, 2021
Construction Extends Commute for Dallas Drivers
Heavy road construction has increased long commutes in the Dallas Metroplex this fall.
October 8, 2021
Proof of Vaccination Required in L.A. Restaurants, Bars, and Other High-Risk Settings
Those attending indoor events in L.A. must show proof of vaccination proof or a negative COVID test at least 72 hours before the event.
October 7, 2021
New York Transit to Ramp Up Mask Enforcement
Passengers who refuse to wear a mask can expect to receive a $50 fine.
October 7, 2021
Heavy Rain Leads to Car Crash on Florida Turnpike
A driver is lucky after he spins out on the Florida Turnpike in the rain.
October 27, 2021
How Personal Experiences From the Hispanic Community Serves As Valuable Journalism
The Washington Post published a piece during Hispanic Heritage Month this year titled Somos Latino, where members of the Hispanic/Latino […]
October 27, 2021
Political Satire as Advocacy Journalism: An Analysis of John Oliver’s “Last Week Tonight”
Though activism is not journalism, journalism can be seen as a form of activism. A common byproduct of providing an […]
October 26, 2021
Live Music Returns, but are Fans Ready to go Back?
Harry Styles’s Love On Tour is set to stop in South Florida on Oct. 8, but with coronavirus still raging, some fans are nervous to attend the show.
October 26, 2021
Journalist Delves into Squid Game’s Hidden Dark Side
In a little over a month, Netflix’s “Squid Game” did what a millennia worth of gladiator games could never imagine […]
October 26, 2021
Journalism Ethics Talks Podcast
Iman Palm, Jill Nielson, and Katie Hoedt share their opinions on the media coverage regarding the Elizabeth Smart Foundation and […]
October 19, 2021
Cheers to Fall In New York: The Brooklyn Wine Fest Returns
(BROOKLYN, NY) If there is one way to warm up as New York City cools downs, it’s with a glass of […]
October 17, 2021
Will the Popular Orange Plaza Paseo Remain Open?
Residents are divided on whether the pedestrian only section is an improvement or a nuisance
October 11, 2021
Vietnamese Food Makers Raise Funds for Families in Vietnam Struggling During the Pandemic
(HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam) — Various Vietnamese chefs, artists, and entrepreneurs are joining forces in New York City every […]
May 19, 2021
Grandma of Eight Becomes a Tik Tok Favorite
Barbara Costello, who is a grandmother of eight and a mother of four, is quickly becoming a viral sensation and […]
May 10, 2021
A Tumultuous Year for Portland’s Food Scene
A tumultuous, powerful year stretched Portland’s restaurant industry almost to the point of breaking. The industry is approaching a comeback, perhaps wiser than before.
October 25, 2021
A Bar Owner on Life in a College Town During a Year with No College
(STILLWATER, Oklahoma) — Every July, the town of Stillwater in Oklahoma is without half its population: the students of Oklahoma […]
October 25, 2021
This PR Veteran Makes Small Businesses Shine
Chuck Lebo describes what it is like representing small businesses at the Local PR Firm.
October 19, 2021
Owning a Hot Dog Stand During Tough Times in Toronto
(TORONTO)- For over 22 years Fred McKenzie has been the friendly face on York Street feeding hungry mid day and […]
October 19, 2021
Cheers to Fall In New York: The Brooklyn Wine Fest Returns
(BROOKLYN, NY) If there is one way to warm up as New York City cools downs, it’s with a glass of […]
October 19, 2021
The Charleston Farmers Market makes a slow return to normal after COVID-19
After a year of restrictions, the Charleston Farmers Market is slowly coming back to life. Following a shutdown that lasted […]
October 27, 2021
Podcast Episode: Bias in Climate Change Reporting
While climate change continues to impact our daily lives, the scientific facts surrounding the crisis continue to be reported by […]
October 27, 2021
The Tree to Toilet Pipeline: Adding Insult to Injury
Shelley Vinyard wants you to stop flushing climate critical forests down the toilet. Vineyard is the Campaign Manager for the […]
October 27, 2021
National Geographic’s Wildlife Watch Spotlights Importance of Advocacy Journalism
I’ve never thought about how I could help fight the illegal cheetah cub trade until reading about it in National […]
October 26, 2021
The Urgency of Advocacy Journalism on Climate Change
The article “2020 Is Our Last, Best Chance to Save the Planet”, written by Justin Worland for Time Magazine, is […]
October 26, 2021
Why Greenpeace’s ExxonMobil Exposé is Crucial Advocacy Journalism
The climate crisis is perhaps the most urgent issue the world will face throughout the next century, as demonstrated by […]
October 27, 2021
Gas Shortage in the U.K. Eases For Now
SUFFOLK, U.K. After two weeks of major fuel shortages drivers are getting some relief in England. After several days of […]
October 26, 2021
Are the ‘Britney’s Grams’ Hosts Citizen Journalists?
In 2017, comedians Tess Barker and Barbara Gray launched their podcast, “Britney’s Gram” where they humorously dissected Britney Spears’ Instagram […]
October 24, 2021
L.A. Stylist Says ‘Invest in Your Dreams’
Los Angeles stylist Alec Lopez is a fashion powerhouse whose niche is lifestyle and branding. He works mostly with entrepreneurs […]
October 20, 2021
Ethiopian raw meat dish here to stay
Get-togethers and eating raw beef is back for the Ethiopian Diaspora. The community slowed down eating of the traditional dish […]
October 19, 2021
Cheers to Fall In New York: The Brooklyn Wine Fest Returns
(BROOKLYN, NY) If there is one way to warm up as New York City cools downs, it’s with a glass of […]
October 27, 2021
#WomenInMedia vs. The Texas Heartbeat Act: Bias Reporting or Advocacy Journalism?
Take a listen and hear what the #WomenInMedia hosts have to say about what is currently going on in the […]
October 26, 2021
The Media Gives a Voice to Rome’s Low-Income Squatters
In October 2019, Giorgio Ghiglione, from Aljazeera, explored the lives of squatters in the G7 capital city with the highest […]
October 26, 2021
America Media and Race Coverage: Hit or Miss?
The summer of 2020 was traumatizing for many Black people in America. The police killing of George Floyd, which was […]
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 […]
October 23, 2021
A Finnish Reporter Discusses the 2020 Murder of a Teen That Shocked Her Country
(HELSINKI, Finland) — Last month, a district court in Helsinki convicted three teens for the brutal slaying of a 16-year-old […]
October 25, 2021
Podcast “Voice Up”: What’s Up with CNN? The Cuomo Edition
Where does CNN fall on the journalism ethics scale? In this episode, Theresa Boresma, Sonali Gupta, and Grace Sui discuss […]
October 20, 2021
TMZ: Ethical Journalism or Not?
TMZ is one of America’s most love-to-hate online celebrity gossip platforms. Harvey Levin, 71, founded the site and serves as […]
October 19, 2021
Movie Theaters and COVID-19: How a Pandemic Made an Impact on Theaters in Westchester New York
COVID-19 has put the world on a hold. Everyone was stuck at home with movies. When all of the mandatory […]
October 14, 2021
Commentary: Why Tucker Carlson is Not an Ethical Journalist
Tucker Carlson's practices aren't in line with ethical journalism.
October 13, 2021
When Celebrities Try to Become Journalists: John Krasinski Spreads Good News at a Time When We Need it Most.
In March 2020, when the Covid pandemic forced the shut down of large portions of the world, an […]
October 26, 2021
Chicago’s Vaccine Mandate for CTA Workers is Now in Effect
(CHICAGO) – The Chicago Transit Authority is one of the latest major agencies to mandate COVID-19 vaccinations for their employees […]
October 25, 2021
How to Recognize and Respond to Mental Illness?
The coronavirus pandemic has left a toll on those struggling with their mental health, but because these struggles aren’t physical, […]
October 22, 2021
How the White Bird Clinic Adapted to COVID
"The baseline increase in everybody's anxiety and stress level, frankly, is really profound," says clinic coordinator Chris Hecht.
October 20, 2021
Ethiopian raw meat dish here to stay
Get-togethers and eating raw beef is back for the Ethiopian Diaspora. The community slowed down eating of the traditional dish […]
October 20, 2021
NYC’s Largest Alzheimer’s Awareness Walk Raises Over $600,000
CENTRAL PARK, Manhattan—On Sunday, October 10 at the Naumburg Bandshell in New York City’s Central Park, a crowd of people […]
October 27, 2021
Abortion Laws and Advocacy Journalism: Can a Journalist Take Sides?
The case of Texas’ reproductive and voting rights laws seen through Rebecca Solnit’s eyes.
October 26, 2021
The Media Gives a Voice to Rome’s Low-Income Squatters
In October 2019, Giorgio Ghiglione, from Aljazeera, explored the lives of squatters in the G7 capital city with the highest […]
October 26, 2021
America Media and Race Coverage: Hit or Miss?
The summer of 2020 was traumatizing for many Black people in America. The police killing of George Floyd, which was […]
October 26, 2021
Rachel Maddow’s Take on Politics: Fast and Witty
Based in New York City, Rachel Maddow, host of The Rachel Maddow Show on MSNBC, is most famously known for […]
October 26, 2021
Judging the Value of Bloomberg’s Take on the Capitol Riot
Bloomberg News posted a story on January 8, 2021, just two days after the attack on the Capitol, comparing the […]
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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, NEW JERSEY) – Joseph Cox, a senior staff writer at Motherboard, received a message from a bounty hunter: I […]
October 13, 2021
The Brief, Wondrous Life of Congressedits, Bot and Journalist
...it may be time to expand our thoughts about journalists to include those lifeless lines of code we love and loathe: bots.
October 4, 2021
Creator Perspective: Pas Nontananandh’s Foray into the NFT Cosmos
A luminous pool breaks into smooth rippling patterns, a crown of droplets forming up around a poised dancer in a […]
August 18, 2021
A Young Investor’s Take (and Loss) on the “Meme Stock” Frenzy
The night before I could barely fall asleep. I excitedly watched the volatile stock chart’s jagged lines grow in after-hours […]
October 20, 2021
NYC’s Largest Alzheimer’s Awareness Walk Raises Over $600,000
CENTRAL PARK, Manhattan—On Sunday, October 10 at the Naumburg Bandshell in New York City’s Central Park, a crowd of people […]
October 13, 2021
‘Tell Them, I am’ Podcaster Misha Euceph Dives Into Narrative Storytelling
(New Jersey) — In under 20 minutes, Misha Euceph, host of the podcast Tell Them, I Am, gives listeners a […]
September 8, 2021
Welcome to the Fall 2021 Semester: An AJO Newsletter
We have a 'no-asshole rule' in the American Journalism Online Master's Program. That means that every instructor, every support staff, and every person that AJO works with or oversees must treat others with kindness and respect. I don't have a lot of rules in life, but this is one that I am adamant about. On our own, we may not be able to change the world, but we can certainly create a supportive, nurturing educational and work environment, one that makes all of us strive to be better human beings.
April 21, 2021
Online Learning Surged in the Pandemic, but Companies Have Plans to Maintain Momentum
(HACKETTSTOWN, New Jersey) — Thousands enrolled online to learn how British royalty influenced fashion over the last 500 years. Despite […]
April 5, 2021
Virtual Art Gallery Spotlights Neglected Tropical Diseases
"NTDs affect young people, and we do not talk about it. We want to change that."
October 26, 2021
Chicago’s Vaccine Mandate for CTA Workers is Now in Effect
(CHICAGO) – The Chicago Transit Authority is one of the latest major agencies to mandate COVID-19 vaccinations for their employees […]
October 25, 2021
How to Recognize and Respond to Mental Illness?
The coronavirus pandemic has left a toll on those struggling with their mental health, but because these struggles aren’t physical, […]
October 22, 2021
How the White Bird Clinic Adapted to COVID
"The baseline increase in everybody's anxiety and stress level, frankly, is really profound," says clinic coordinator Chris Hecht.
October 20, 2021
Ethiopian raw meat dish here to stay
Get-togethers and eating raw beef is back for the Ethiopian Diaspora. The community slowed down eating of the traditional dish […]
October 20, 2021
NYC’s Largest Alzheimer’s Awareness Walk Raises Over $600,000
CENTRAL PARK, Manhattan—On Sunday, October 10 at the Naumburg Bandshell in New York City’s Central Park, a crowd of people […]
May 19, 2021
These Startups are Shaking Up Online Sports Gambling
(HACKETTSTOWN, New Jersey) – Sports betting is not anything new. In fact, in the U.S., it even dates back to […]
February 15, 2021
Students are Happy “to Get Out of the House” as Sports Resume in Santa Ana, CA Schools
(SANTA ANA, Calif.) — Student-athletes from Santa Ana were allowed to resume athletic conditioning this week after a school year-long […]
December 17, 2020
More Than a Name: How The Son of A Yankees Star Found His Own Way Off Home Base
[Credit: Mariano Rivera Jr.] Pulling up to the pay window at the McDonald’s drive-thru, the driver is unrecognizable. However, had […]
December 15, 2020
Redefining Beauty and Fitness for Arab Women
Ahlam Assaf's women's-only gym in Jordan is breaking cultural barriers and redefining what it means to be fit as a woman.
December 2, 2020
Sports, Love, and Beer Pong in the Time of Coronavirus
The pandemic stopped just about everything, except for Philadelphia Eagles fans.