Commentary: Reporters undeterred by suppression
When President Donald Trump this past week lashed out at several journalists, he proved once again he has no reverence for the First Amendment protections afforded to a free press.
When President Donald Trump this past week lashed out at several journalists, he proved once again he has no reverence for the First Amendment protections afforded to a free press.
CNN filed a lawsuit against President Donald Trump and several of his aides Nov. 13, seeking the immediate restoration of the press credentials of White House Correspondent Jim Acosta.
On this episode of “Past Deadline,” host Sierra Guardiola talks with Staff Writer Rachel Heller about her article on the Trump administration’s potential removal of protections for transgender people.
You can now listen to “In My Own Words” on Apple Podcasts, SoundCloud, Spotify and Google Podcasts!
You can now listen to “In My Own Words” on iTunes, SoundCloud, Spotify and Google Podcasts!
One Ithaca College professor is studying how effective news personalization is and how news consumption is affected by distracted readers.
“The Bold Type” demonstrates that a show can prioritize both high-stakes subject matter alongside personal drama.
Colleges aspire to be places that foster civic engagement, and well-funded, editorially independent media outlets are key in achieving this.
Reviews Editor Jake Leary sits down with Ithaca alumn, Fred Topel to discuss what it’s like to freelance in the crowded world of pop culture journalism and how his work at the Ithacan lead to his life in the industry.
It isn’t the job of art to answer questions, but to ask them — “The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks” does the bare minimum.
Staff Writer Daniel Hart spoke with Justin Henry about his new magazine, political divides in the community and his experiences as a journalist.
Two Ithaca alumnae took their passion for journalism and social justice to create the politically charged “Over It!” podcast.