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April 10, 2024

Opinion: Keith Morrison is More Than the Voice of Murder Mysteries

The granddaddy of true crime is a true journalist at heart.

By Jannelle Andes

December 10, 2023

Opinion: Beyond Boundaries: Poudii’s Impact on the Evolving Landscape of Digital Media

Patrick Oudii, known as "Poudii," redefines digital storytelling through a unique blend of entertainment and journalism, challenging societal norms.

By Chloé Richards

Shots from thelawsayswhat TikToks.

December 10, 2023

The TikTok Legal Educators: Navigating the Gray Area of Information Sharing

Their legal commentary actually offers a more unique perspective on news than traditional journalists. 

By Kate Mays

December 4, 2023

Marvel Cooke’s Advocacy for the Voiceless in the Bronx Slave Market

Marvel Cooke delves into the hidden world of labor inequality, vividly portraying the exploitation of Black domestic workers in New York.

By Alaysia Lane

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.

By Cashea Airy

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