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.
December 3, 2021
After A Year Of Sellout Success Online, Beyond Pastry Studio Opens In Downtown Honolulu
(HONOLULU) — Amid a pandemic that closed 25% of Honolulu businesses, Beyond Pastry Studio opened its doors in Downtown Honolulu […]
December 3, 2021
“I Really Want to Be an Advocate for the Misunderstood Animals”
This zoo keeper and wildlife conservationist
December 2, 2021
Opinion: Risking It All To Report On What Others Are Risking
Oftentimes, journalists go undercover because there is a danger to themselves if they do not. In the case of writer Luke Mogelson and photographer Joel van Houdt, they went undercover in order to put themselves directly in danger.
November 29, 2021
Deconstructing the Video Industry One Clip at a Time
A video production business that survived the pandemic endures after 11 years.
November 29, 2021
This Is the Company Backing Some of Your Favorite Gaming Creators
AFK Creators is changing the way we think of professional gaming.
November 28, 2021
‘The Future is Still Unknown’ for This Pasadena Theater
The Playhouse District is a pillar of the Pasadena community. Deep within the center of it is the Laemmle Playhouse 7, a family-owned movie theater that has resided in Pasadena since 1999. Known for their exquisitely cozy locations, indie films from all over the world and deliciously buttered popcorn.
November 23, 2021
Ellen’s Stardust Diner Welcomes Back Customers
On Nov. 16, the popular tourist spot opened its doors for the first time since 2020.
November 22, 2021
A West Texas Coffeeshop Known for a Culture of Kindness Is Opening Its First Bar
Palace Coffee has always been a place that values culture over cash — now it's bringing that same vision to a new bar.
November 17, 2021
Podcast: Expanded California Student Vaccination Mandate
The Los Angeles Unified School District student vaccination mandate expanded beyond the district after CA Gov. Gavin Newsom announced that all students (12 and over) will be required to be vaccinated by next fall.
November 16, 2021
Getting Bodies and Business Back in Shape
Jaz Goddard is the owner and operator of Jaz Fit Coaching and she is on a mission to help women […]
November 14, 2021
A Conversation on Mental Health with Gina Joy Reyes
"There is still a stigma."
November 14, 2021
Meditating to Ease Pandemic-Anxiety
(TORONTO, Canada)- Meditation is the centuries-old practice that is finding new grounds during the COVID-19 pandemic. Meditation has been studied […]
November 8, 2021
Businesses in the UK Fear a New Lockdown
Covid cases across the U.K. are at their highest rate since mid-July. The U.K.’s Health Secretary Sajid Javid is calling […]
November 30, 2021
Newmarket Samba Band
Louise Eatock and Anthony Paul are bringing creativity and fun to Newmarket. Eatock has lived in this English town for […]
November 23, 2021
Small Business Seeks a Pattern for Success
A small business called High Five Hand Knits launched by giving users a free kit to test their projects. The business gained popularity through the founder Casie Greves’ “cute” and “quirky” designs.
November 16, 2021
Substitute Teacher Shortage Forces Montgomery Co. To Close Schools on Thanksgiving Eve
Last week, the Montgomery County Board of Education passed a resolution to make Wednesday, November 24th, a holiday for staff […]
November 14, 2021
Live Hawaiian Music Raises Spirits During COVID-19
“We didn’t come back to make money, but just to help because this is like home to us.”
November 14, 2021
An Interview with Dr. Steffi Shook
"Don't focus on schoolwork to the extent that it hurts your well-being."
October 30, 2021
Flood Impacts Westchester County; Insurance Companies Can’t Come Up With the Funds to Help
“We can replace furniture, but we can’t replace pictures and memories."
October 29, 2021
Is Presenting a Solution for Climate Change Advocacy Journalism?
Advocacy journalism is necessary. When it comes to the public’s safety, advocacy journalism is the most important type of journalism there is.
October 27, 2021
Breaking Boundaries: A Look at Advocacy Journalism Through Film
“Breaking Boundaries: The Science of Our Planet,” released in 2021 by Silverback Films, the creators of Our Planet, aims to […]
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. Vinyard is the Campaign Manager for the Natural […]
November 29, 2021
Podcast: “The Debate” Discusses Whether Or Not Tucker Carlson Is A Journalist
"The Debate" podcast discusses whether Tucker Carlson should be considered a journalist.
November 25, 2021
Opinion: Undercover Reporting as a Last Resort in Italy
(FLORENCE) — A recent undercover report published on fanpage.it, conducted by reporters Salvatore Garzillo, Sacha Biazzo, and Luigi Scarano with videomaker […]
November 25, 2021
Opinion: Rolling Stone Risks Rock Bottom With Anonymous Sources
By cooperating with the House investigators, the sources could protect themselves from the possibility of legal action having been in these planning meetings. They separate themselves from the insurrectionists and those that tried to overturn the election.
November 9, 2021
Opinion: Racial Tensions in America’s Sundown Towns
“Sundown town.” It brings to mind an idyllic, rustic place with speakeasies and gravel roads. A picturesque escape from everyday […]
November 8, 2021
Opinion: Gawker Staff Writer Tackles ‘The Race Card’ in Cultural Critique
“Identity fraud” is commonly defined as a crime, usually a scam, that involves stealing another’s personal information. But Gawker staff […]
October 30, 2021
Flood Impacts Westchester County; Insurance Companies Can’t Come Up With the Funds to Help
“We can replace furniture, but we can’t replace pictures and memories."
October 16, 2021
New York Mental Health Workers to Get $19 Million from Feds
New York receives a block grant to hire and train mental health workers amid the pandemic.
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.
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.
October 20, 2021
Ethiopian Raw Meat Dish is Here to Stay
Get-togethers and eating raw beef is back for the Ethiopian Diaspora. The community slowed down eating of the traditional dish […]
November 29, 2021
Beloved Italian Pub Saved by Loyal Customers
Birre Treviso, a local pub in the town of Treviso, Italy, survived the pandemic thanks to its regular customers.
November 29, 2021
Restaurant Aims for Growth with a Lot of Serendipity
(NEW YORK CITY) – Serendipity3 – or Serendipity as it’s more commonly referred – has been a New York celebrity […]
November 21, 2021
Vacationers in Mexico Met with New Entry Requirements to United States
PLAYA DEL CARMEN, MX) – COVID-19 has brought additional requirements for travelers in Mexico needing to either return home or […]
November 17, 2021
Long Island Dogs Dress Up for a Good Cause
Long Island Against Domestic Violence virtually held their Paws for a Cause event to raise both money and awareness for victims of domestic violence.
November 16, 2021
LoveShackFancy opens in Coconut Grove
LoveShackFancy, the trendy clothing brand, opened its newest location on October 23rd in Coconut Grove, a popular part of Miami. […]
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.
November 1, 2021
Survivors of Tulsa Race Massacre Still Waiting for Justice After 100 Years
(TULSA, OKLAHOMA) — A virtual town hall was held last week in an effort to bring attention to the three […]
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
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 […]
November 29, 2021
Accusations Fly at City Hall Over Redistricting in LA
Accusations of secret meetings and planning were fired off at the Los Angeles City Council meeting. The agenda issues included redistricting.
November 29, 2021
House Democrats Outraise GOP by $10 Million in Third Quarter
A year before the midterm elections, Democrats and Republicans are fighting to outraise one another in campaign fundraising. Democrats have an uphill battle attempting to maintain their slim margin of control in both chambers. The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has raised a record $35.8 million for the third quarter, beating Republicans by $10 million.
November 29, 2021
Opinion: Roxanne Gay Explains How Racism Hides in Plain Sight
Roxanne Gay's analysis of Paula Deen's N-word confession exposes racism as commonplace
November 12, 2021
Blue in the Face: How Trudeau’s “Blackface” Scandals Impacts Canadian Minorities
"People that aren't visible minorities will never know what it is to be a visible minority."
November 11, 2021
In Oregon, a Columnist Becomes a Candidate
A former NY Times journalist is running for governor of Oregon. Challenges more than the rigor of the campaign trail might deter his attempt.
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 […]
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 […]
November 14, 2021
An Interview with Dr. Steffi Shook
"Don't focus on schoolwork to the extent that it hurts your well-being."
November 8, 2021
Democrats in Colorado Largely Opposed a New Bill To Tax Marijuana Sales
(DENVER) — A key ballot for funding statewide after-school programs using a tax increase from marijuana sales failed during the […]
November 7, 2021
A New TikTok Challenge Causes Trouble at Local Middle School
The TikTok challenge, called “Devious Licks,” encourages students to not only film themselves stealing items such as soap bags or soap dispensers in school bathrooms but to also vandalize the entire bathroom as well.
November 3, 2021
Homecoming 2021: A Student’s Escape From COVID
(TAMPA, FL) — Tampa’s Middleton High School is taking a first step in the right direction. The school is hosting […]
November 1, 2021
California Department of Education Celebrates 100th Anniversary
(TORRANCE, California) — California’s Department of Education (CDE) announced new initiatives for universal preschool, the creation of an Equity Branch […]
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.
November 2, 2021
Oklahoma State Steamrolls Kansas in 100th Annual Homecoming Game
Oklahoma State dominated Kansas University at Homecoming, rolling to a 7-1 overall record on the year.
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 […]
August 3, 2021
From the Streets to the Olympics: Skateboarding’s Long Ride to the World Stage
Olivia Karny knew something needed to change in her local skateboarding community in Montclair, New Jersey. A teenager bound for […]
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 […]