Newspapers have vanished from the stands two consecutive weeks at Henderson State University, and it’s not from extensive readership.
Author: Nathan Hardin
Court dismisses former governor hopeful's libel suit against Mich. students
A Michigan circuit court has dismissed former gubernatorial candidate David Kniffen’s libel lawsuit against a University of Michigan student newspaper.
Student government attorney demands resignation of SUNY-Brockport editor
An attorney for the State University of New Yorkat Brockport’s student government is demanding the editor of the school’sstudent-run newspaper retract a Feb.
Virginia’s teacher texting ban postponed, again
Virginia teachers will have to wait another month for the Board of Education to consider revised guidelines restricting them from communicating with students via text messages, social-networking sites and other non-school “platforms.”The original proposal was given to the board in the fall, but was postponed first until January and then until February.The board expects to hear the revised proposal at the March 24 board meeting, according to Charles Pyle, director of communications for the Virginia Board of Education.“There was an original proposed that was fairly prescriptive that was presented to the board in November.
Student media director’s departure leaves FAU department with ‘zero employees’
Student journalists at Florida Atlantic University no longer have a paid adviser to turn to after the student media director’s recent departure left the department with no employees.Former Student Media Director Marti Harvey sent the university a letter of resignation Jan.
Ala. court applies Hazelwood in college student's First Amendment case
A U.S. district court has applied Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier to support the dismissalof an Auburn University at Montgomery nursing student.
Judge tosses lawsuit against Daily Californian editor
Ajudge on Wednesday dismissed an emotional distress lawsuit against the editorin chief of the Daily Californian.
Adviser quits, entire newspaper staff replaced at Pa. college
Student journalists at a community college in Pennsylvania were told this monththey are no longer qualified to be on staff after conflicts arose between thenewspaper and the college’s administration in the fall semester.