A high school adviser whose students protested the principal’s confiscation of a February issue is worried she and the journalism program might face retaliation now that the principal has announced her resignation at the end of the year.
Author: Sara Tirrito
Nationally recognized Illinois adviser to lose job
A nationally recognized journalism adviser has been told his school has no place for him next year because of staff cuts.
N.C. Supreme Court issues divided opinion on issue of private school police records
The North Carolina Supreme Court split evenly today in a ruling that leaves unresolved the openness of private college police records.
New York paper believes story on failed health inspection grade led to newspaper theft
Hundreds of copies of the Long Island University-Brooklyn student newspaper featuring a story about campus dining health violations have been reported stolen.
Texas student media board votes to cut staff pay, keep printing schedule
Student staff at the University of Texas’ student newspaper will take a major pay cut next year but the paper will keep its five-day-a-week printing schedule under a budget approved Friday by the Texas Student Media Board.
Newspaper thieves confess to stealing copies of Tulane student newspaper
The students who stole approximately 2,000 copies of the student newspaper at Tulane University have admitted to their actions and agreed to pay the cost of the papers.
Ohio prosecutor drops charges against grad student photojournalist
Charges against an Ohio University student photojournalist who was arrested while photographing paramedics on an emergency call were dropped this week.
Daily Texan staff, alumni speak out about proposed budget cuts
Daily Texan staff and alumni are speaking out against a proposed budget cut that would cost the paper a day of printing each week to make up for declining ad sales.
Winthrop student reporters say trustee tried to limit questions, took reporter's cell phone
Student editors at Winthrop University say their reporting on their new president has prompted what they see as harassment from a trustee.
University of Wyoming to release names of presidential candidates
The University of Wyoming’s Board of Trustees has decided it will release the names of its presidential search finalists after a months-long fight to keep them private.