Archive (Page 293)

September 29, 2020

China’s Schools Prepare for Next Coronavirus Test

China’s sweeping school safety measures will face untested challenges as flu season approaches. Coronavirus reporting requirements could cause students with mild flu cases to crowd hospitals, taxing resources needed to treat more severe illnesses and guard against the next COVID-19 outbreak. 

By Theresa Boersma

September 29, 2020

Could School Be the Safest Place in Town?

[Credit: Dids] (DENVER) — On Sept. 11, the Colorado Department of Education and the Colorado Department of Public Health and […]

By Lena Telep

September 28, 2020

Does Travel Vlogging Count as Journalism?

This article looks at popular travel YouTuber, Drew Binsky, and whether his travel vlogging can be considered journalistic.

By Robyn Huang

September 28, 2020

Friday Night Lights in Tampa: Something Familiar in a World of Different

“The players look up and see empty stands, no cheerleaders, no band. It’s just weird.”

By CK Smith

September 28, 2020

Opinion: Is Drudge Report Real Journalism?

At first glance, a reader can quickly discern the state of things around the country by noting a few of […]

By Jennifer Taylor