Opinion (Page 5)
November 15, 2023
Rush To Report: How The 24/7 News Cycle Influences the Public’s Perception of Crime
“The degree of acute stress following the Boston Marathon bombings was compared for those directly exposed to the event and those exposed through media coverage.”
November 15, 2023
The Friend Zone Podcast: Where Personal Growth, Pop Culture, and Journalism Meet
In a digital age saturated with content, where substance is often overshadowed by style, "The Friend Zone" reminds us that journalism can be a vehicle for meaningful discourse, even in the most unconventional of spaces.
November 9, 2023
Navigating the Sea of Information: Strategies for Evaluating News Credibility
In a digital age awash with a deluge of information, ensuring that you stand on solid ground when it comes to news consumption is paramount. The modern information landscape demands a reliable compass, and this essay aims to equip you with the tools to construct one.
November 8, 2023
Navigating Generative AI in Journalism
The creative minds that always seemed untouchable are suddenly just as vulnerable from being replaced by the Übermensch capacities of generative AI
November 8, 2023
Human Rights Watch Advocates for Migrant Rights Amid Ongoing Operation Lone Star Injustices
The organization asserts that, under Operation Lone Star, officials placed razor wire in areas of the river where crossing is easier, trapping and injuring some migrants while pushing others to attempt crossing at riskier locations.