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Tag: research

Leila Saidane uses her interest in research to find and report on new stories

Photo of Leila Saidane (right) talking with a peer and the Behind The Story logo to the right.
Blog
December 15, 2022March 1, 2023 Rei Wolfsohn

Leila Saidane from The Daily Texan shares how she used her role as a researcher on the student paper to find new and interesting stories.

Tagged Behind the Story, recent-news, research, Texas

North Dakota bill to protect university research from FOIA requests includes Title IX exemption

News
February 24, 2017December 4, 2018 James Hoyt

A North Dakota bill originally intended to protect trade secrets and university research will become a problem for reporters trying to access university Title IX investigation documents, if passed in its current form.

Tagged FOIA, legislation, North Dakota, recent-news, research, Title IX

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