Panelists analyze midterm election results
A panel of Ithaca College faculty members discussed the winners and effects of the recent midterm election and the role the media played in key races.
A panel of Ithaca College faculty members discussed the winners and effects of the recent midterm election and the role the media played in key races.
The PCIM is a small department in the Roy H. Park School of Communications that helps students find internships in independent media, brings speakers to campus and hosts the Izzy Awards.
The four recipients of the 10th annual Izzy Award from the Park Center for Independent Media — journalists Lee Fang, Sharon Lerner, Dahr Jamail and Todd Miller — were announced March 13.
“Independent journalism tells stories that larger and more established outlets are afraid to touch on a variety of issues,” Berman said.
The Ithaca College Park Center for Independent Media has announced the recipients of the ninth annual Izzy Award.
Media critic Janine Jackson will be visiting campus Oct. 25 to give a lecture on the trustworthiness of mainstream news media.
She and her husband, Roy H. Park — after whom the Roy H. Park School of Communications was named in 1989 — founded the Park Foundation in 1966, which has funded many projects at the college, in the community and across the nation.
The news organization InsideClimate News and journalists Jamie Kalven and Brandon Smith received awards for Outstanding Achievement in Independent Media” at the eighth annual Izzy Awards on April 6.
Members of the Ithaca College faculty are discussing holding a vote of no confidence in President Tom Rochon.
Several alumni and journalism professionals will hold presentations and discussions on the importance of engaging with the news in recognition of National News Engagement Day.
You can’t buy a president for $31.20, but you can buy a president who will not be bought for $31.20.
In general, media with a progressive perspective is higher quality now, with less rhetoric and more clarity.