The Wesleyan student government is considering pulling money from the Argus' print budget to create work study positions to increase diversity at the paper.
The California high school newspaper adviser has been indefinitely replaced by two substitutes who lack journalism experience while the district continues its investigation.
Heightened with the prevalence of online commenting, student journalists frequently receive pushback from their own work. Often, the adversaries are their own peers.
In light of Arne Duncan's announced resignation, here are four times the Education Secretary spoke out about FERPA.
The Texas school district that has asked students in the yearbook class to sign a work-for-hire agreement maintains the policy's legality, despite widespread skepticism.
State and federal courts have decided over 60 cases in the last two decades directly involving censorship of the college and university student press.
As college athletics become an ever-bigger enterprise at many schools, the student media has an ever-growing obligation to monitor their programs. The following guide should provide you with valuable tools for obtaining the information you need to do your job.
Virginia public records law exempts the disclosure of university presidents' working notes or correspondence, which has raised questions in light of the Rolling Stones article's aftermath. Some public access advocates are trying to remove those exemptions from the law.
The judge wrote that the student journalists did not show enough evidence of retaliation or intimidation to proceed with a preliminary injunction against the college.
The original amendment would have required the University of North Carolina system board members to release the names of three candidates for the system president job to the public.