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September 30, 2019

Confusing News Coverage Hurts Recovery After Devastating Hurricanes

KEY WEST, Florida — Two years after Hurricane Irma, residents of the Florida Keys empathize with the Bahamas as they battle Hurricane Dorian news coverage and fight to keep their tourism-based economy afloat for relief efforts and a major rebuild.

By Stephanie Leone Rivas

September 22, 2019

No Visa? No Entry for Bahamian Storm Evacuees

Customs Border and Protection Processing Bahamian Evacuees in Wake of Hurricane Dorian (Photo Cred: CBP Photo by Jaime Rodriguez Sr.) […]

By Nasia Colebrooke

August 19, 2019

Welcome to The Click

The Click hosts the work of reporters pursuing their master’s in journalism in NYU’s American Journalism Online Master’s Program offered by the Arthur […]

By Liza Kaufman Hogan

March 18, 2019

Gamifying journalism education

We are not a MOOC. We are the opposite of a MOOC. A MOOC, if you aren’t familiar, stands for […]

By Adam L Penenberg

March 12, 2019

Online master’s students gain experience running a virtual newsroom

In my first reporting course as a master’s student in journalism at NYU, the professor informed us that we’d be in […]

By Bartie Scott