College Press – Page 2 – State of Newspapers

Sunday, February 17, 2019

Ohio Weslyan faculty expels reporters on a secluded ballot

By Maddie Matos, A&E Editor On Monday night, the faculty of Ohio Wesleyan University put into writing that reporters are no

Frank Reeves is the superintendent of the East Grand School District in Grand County, Colorado. Our students and staff have

by Zack Lemon Believe it or not, newspapers are not in the practice of putting their opinions on the front

By Emily Barske Apr 6, 2018 The freedom of press is essential, but it isn’t free. It is a crucial

by Erin Douglas There is a surplus of information available to consumers right now. It’s on Google, it’s on Facebook,

by Byron Reed www.9news.com Even high school newspapers know the struggle of making a profit Putting together a school newspaper

by Dana Branham, Dallas News Southern Methodist University’s independent student media company will dissolve in May, forcing its student newspaper

Duke has accepted contributions from a hedge fund president and newspaper owner who has been slashing staff at profitable newspapers