Silencing Student Reporters Threatens Public’s Right to Know Jim Rodenbush for Project Censored I faced a decision last October that would dramatically change my professional and personal life. I could enforce a directive from Indiana University administrato…

Fired Indiana Student adviser on the future of #studentjournalism censorship.

"As my situation at IU unfolded, I was keenly aware of the stakes. As I have said in multiple interviews since my firing, going along with the administrators’ wishes would have meant I failed my journalism education."

The MSU Reporter celebrates 100 years of student journalism Since 1926, The MSU Reporter has covered everything from Vietnam War protests to the COVID-19 pandemic. And while many readers — off and on campus — find themselves embedded in the pages of The Rep…

Congrats to the Minnesota State Reporter on celebrating their 100th anniversary! #studentjournalism

Nashville SUNN: A nonpartisan student journalism project - Nashville Banner Nashville high school students learn about nonpartisan print news with the Nashville SUNN, a student-run newspaper covering local issues and events.

The newest print publication covering Nashville is completely staffed by high school students working under the direction of a college professor. #studentjournalism

Balancing the Budget: Educator Perceptions of the Business Side of High School Journalism - Sarah Cavanah, Piotr S. Bobkowski, Leslie Klein, Monica Hill, Marina Hendricks, 2026 Economic pressures on journalism have prompted calls for journalism education to address business concepts and skills. This study seeks understanding of scholas...

Congrats to division members Sarah Cavanah, Peter Bobkowski, Leslie Klein, Monica Hill and Marina Hendricks on their new #studentjournalism publication in Journalism and Mass Communication Educator!

Southgate students create school newspaper to raise money for community organizations in need Students at Creative Montessori Academy in Southgate are learning how to give back to their community by producing and selling their own school newspaper.

In surprising twist, student journalists start a newspaper to serve as a fundraiser for other organizations. #studentjournalism

University of Alabama students sue over suspension of student magazines Students at the University of Alabama are taking legal action after their magazines were shut down, alleging a violation of their First Amendment rights.

Student journalists from the two shuttered University of Alabama magazines closed for serving distinct audience sue Univ. of Alabama System and Gov. Kay Ivey for violating their First Amendment rights. #studentjournalism

For CSUMB senior Layna Hughes, journalism is a way to give voice to others. Read the full article on Monterey County Now.

For CSUMB senior Layna Hughes, journalism is a way to give voice to others. #laynahughes #csumbjournalism #thelutrinaeeditor-in-chief #studentjournalism #laynahughesinterview

For CSUMB senior Layna Hughes, journalism is a way to give voice to others. Read the full article on Monterey County Now.

For CSUMB senior Layna Hughes, journalism is a way to give voice to others. #laynahughes #csumbjournalism #thelutrinaeeditor-in-chief #studentjournalism #laynahughesinterview

“Outrage Becomes a Friend”: Dialogues Between Student Journalism, Columbia’s Pro-Palestine Protests, and Paulo Freire’s Philosophy This theoretical and conceptual article examines the relationship between Paulo Freire’s critical pedagogy and the student journalism covering Columbia University’s spring 2024 pro-Palestine protes...

New #studentjournalism study in Journalism Studies from SJD member Perry Parks and colleagues applies Freire's critical pedagogy to student journalists covering the 2024 pro-Palestine protests at Columbia University.

New #studentjournalism study from Ashley Jost and Kelsey Mesmer shows the essential place college newspaper advisers hold in navigating students through covering suicide.

Taking Back the Byline (Michigan Times video) The Michigan Times student-run newspaper, first published in 1959, returned in January following a brief hiatus.

We will never stop celebrating/geeking out on the return of the MTimes! #StudentJournalism #LocalJournalism

Join us to celebrate & support student press freedom at this very special event at YSU on Wednesday. Editors from The Jambar will present a program, free and open to the public. See you there!
www.yopressclub.com/spfd2026.html
#StudentPressFreedomDay #studentjournalism

Climate reporting can be a classroom and a public service.
#SJCN #StudentJournalism #PublicServiceJournalism #ClimateEducation #SouthJersey #Newsroom

This Valentine's Day, find someone who looks at you the way our team looks at the First Amendment! 😍

#studentjournalism #pensacolastate #pensacolastatecollege #valentinesday

Flawed certification undermines Biliteracy Seal The New York State Seal of Biliteracy is an award granted to students who, through a series of exams and a research project, have demonstrated fluency in one or more languages in addition to English. ...

It looks like the student newspaper at Curtis High School on Staten Island uncovered a flaw in the tests that are used to award students with a NY State seal of biliteracy: the same material was used in the English, Spanish & Chinese tests.

www.curtislog.org/news/2026/02...

#studentjournalism

County, nonprofit work to limit illegal dumping, educate the public Have you noticed a big piece of trash on the side of the road, like a mattress? You’re not the only one.  Illegal dumping, the practice of unauthorized dumping of waste, is a widespread problem in Con...

Illegal dumping, the practice of unauthorized dumping of waste, is a widespread problem in Contra Costa County and around California. Find out what the county is doing to to help fight dumping at bit.ly/ccyj-illegal...!

#illegaldumping #contracostacounty #studentjournalism

5 Questions: Cynthia Swanson, New York Times Bestseller - Bucket List Community Cafe Cynthia Swanson, bestselling local author, discusses her passion for writing, her career and a possible film adaptation of her work.

Loved doing this interview with Bucket List Community Cafe, an online Denver-based journal with wonderful student and recent grad journalists!

#WritingCommunity #Denver #StudentJournalism #AuthorLife

bucketlistcommunitycafe.com/5-questions-...

Press Pass NYC Showcase The Student News Site of Press Pass NYC

Congratulations to our Fall 2025 Student Fellows! They spent the semester diving deep into topics including book banning, how teens get their news, and the elections. We’re so proud of them! TY to Kevin Benoit for leading the fellowship.

ppnycshowcase.com

#studentjournalism

Also looking for native Italian and Spanish speakers who can translate texts and interviews for me #SignalBoost #translation #academia #research #studentjournalism

Chaos ensues when bomb threat sends students outside on snowy day [caption id=attachment_10598 align=alignright width=201] Students and staff navigate through icy sidewalks and snow banks while waiting for an all-clear from the NYPD following a bomb threat on Jan. 2...

“Y’all got us standing outside in the cold for an hour,’’ he said. “I don’t know if you think I’m a snowman or something."

Excellent coverage here of a bomb threat that caused a Bronx school to evacuate in the bitter cold and snow.

bronxrivernews.org/2026/01/chao...

#studentjournalism

“The Worst of the Worst”: The Truth About Immigration Beyond Propaganda “We will expel every single illegal alien gang member and migrant criminal operating on American soil…” President Trump’s words resounded at his political rally in Washington on January 19th, 2025, st...

The Science Survey at Bronx HS of Science has a powerful opinion piece on the Trump administration's immigration policies, not about Minneapolis but with national data and history.

thesciencesurvey.com/editorial/20...

#studentjournalism

Inside Zohran Mamdani’s Appeal to Young Voters Zohran Kwame Mamdani first began his political journey by being a State Assemblyman for Astoria, Queens from 2020. From October 23rd, 2024 he launched his campaign for New York City Mayor as a Democra...

The Edison Light reports on Mayor Mamdani's appeal to young voters. In addition to diving into voter data, the paper interviewed an Edison alum who volunteered on Mamdani's campaign.
theedisonlight.com/51051/genera...
#studentjournalism

Who Is Kamar Samuels? A Look at the New Chancellor and Community Expectations On December 31st 2025, Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced that Chancellor Aviles-Ramos would be replaced by Chancellor Kamar Samuels starting January 1st 2026.  Aviles-Ramos began her term as the NYCPS ch...

What students want from NYC's new schools chancellor: better OMNY cards for getting around on buses & subways, and more teachers. From The Edison Light at Thomas A. Edison CTE HS in Queens. #studentjournalism

theedisonlight.com/51069/genera...

UM-Flint student paper celebrates comeback after hiatus The Michigan Times, the University of Michigan-Flint's student newspaper, has resumed publication after more than a year of inactivity.

The University of Michigan-Flint revives its campus newspaper. #studentjournalism

U of M Flint has brought back 'The Michigan Times' paper Ramla Ouedraogo talks about the paper coming back and where people can go to read the stories.

The #MTimes is back! Check out Editor in Chief Ramla Ouedraogo's appearance on yesterday's Good Morning Mid-Michigan. #studentjournalism

Cooperstown Elementary School Launches ‘Walnut St. Journal’ Student Newspaper Launched this school year, the “Walnut St. Journal” is the publication of the Cooperstown schools’ newspaper club, located, of course, on Walnut Street.

#Studentjournalism in middle schools has been on the decline for many years, and elementary school journalism is almost non-existent at this point. So, every new publication is a win for journalism education. Thank you, Cooperstown Elementary!

www.allotsego.com/cooperstown-...

Tax Elite Colleges Elite colleges have thrived with federal subsidies and tax breaks while public universities face continued budget cuts.

The Spectator at Stuyvesant High School argues it's time to tax elite colleges to help fund public schools like CUNY

stuyspec.com/article/tax-...

#Studentjournalism

Spotlight on Tom Carroll Tom Carroll is the musical theater teacher as well as the director of musical productions and other shows. Prior to coming to Q.S.I. in 2022, Carroll worked at P.S. 154, which is in the same neighborh...

The QS Inquirer at the Queens School of Inquiry takes the Q&A format a step further by also interviewing the parent program assistant and students. Conducting interviews is an essential for #studentjournalism that serves the whole school!

qsinquirer.com/3681/arts/sp...

The Dilemma with Making School Events Happen Being a student leader sounds fun on paper. From the outside, it looks like we’re always planning something exciting. But as senior class treasurer, a part of Leadership, a part of the National Honor ...

How school administrators can work with teens to make events more successful: "When student leaders were trusted with enough freedom to plan and run the event, the response from students was overwhelming."

rhhsdomino.com/1176/opinion...

#Studentjournalism

The Decline in Youth Literacy Is an Emergency — The Midwood Argus By ERISA MANI with AYELEN FERNANDEZ You get a ping from your phone, look over, and realize your friend texted you. But when you read through what they sent, you’re overwhelmed by sentences that don’...

The Argus at Midwood HS in Brooklyn ran this fantastic story about the crisis in youth literacy last month. They surveyed their own students: 33% said they “never” read for their own interest or enjoyment. They blame technology.

#Studentjournalism

www.midwoodargus.com/blog/2025/12...