Commentary: Student journalists face legal chokeholds
College journalism has never been more sophisticated, more needed — and more imperiled.
College journalism has never been more sophisticated, more needed — and more imperiled.
Allowing students of color into the house does not mean that they have the same educational opportunities as their white peers. The students are in arms because they understand this, perhaps even more than administrators.
Students protesting the racial climate at Ithaca College are not the only ones finding a collective voice with which to address institutionalized racism. In a tumultuous fall semester, at least 75 other colleges and universities have begun bringing their demands for change to their administrations.
The people have transformed themselves into the very embodiment of the movement.