ARIZONA — Student media are looking for a new home at the University of Arizona, Tucson. In late 2018, university officials told student media leaders through their adviser they would likely not need to move as the school looks to find space for a new international student center. They reversed course at the beginning of… Continue reading U. Arizona student media facing uncertainty after being told to vacate offices
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Arizona Governor vetoes New Voices bill
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey vetoed the New Voices bill, SB 1384, just a few days after the General Assembly wrapped up their legislative session.
After 25 years, Arizona legislature votes to secure free press rights for students
It was 25 years in the making, but student press protections finally passed the Arizona legislature Tuesday.
The fat lady is just warming up: New Voices legislation is pushing on throughout the country
Bills are advancing in states across the country, including a newly filed one that just debuted this week.
Arizona case demonstrates student journalists should be mindful of court recording rules
Experts are disputing an Arizona judge’s order to journalism students to delete audio recordings of a sentencing hearing.
Arizona New Voices passes House Education Committee, now one step closer to becoming law
In a 10-1 bipartisan vote Monday, the Arizona House Education Committee advanced New Voices legislation that would grant student journalists in the state freedom from administrative censorship.
In unanimous vote, New Voices bill passes Arizona Senate, advances to House
New Voices legislation in Arizona is one step closer to becoming law after moving unanimously Monday through the state Senate.
Arizona education committee passes New Voices legislation
Student journalists in Arizona could soon see protection from administrative censorship after New Voices legislation was introduced in the state Senate and passed unanimously Thursday by the Senate Education Committee.
Under the dome: As professional news outlets vacate state capitols because of budget constraints, student journalists move in to fill the gap
In four states, student journalists outnumber journalists from professional outlets assigned to the statehouse full-time, where they ensure citizens have access to information about how the state spends their tax dollars and decisions on education, criminal justice and safety regulations.
Arizona State U. student senator impeached after speaking with media
Isabelle Murray, the impeached Tempe Undergraduate Student Government senator, spoke to a reporter of The State Press, the student newspaper at the university, earlier in October about a bill she was working on regarding black face paint at football games.