Would it have mattered if the New York Times gave consistent front-page news coverage of the Holocaust? Professor Laurel Leff …
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Prof. Kennedy fears the DOJ review of the AP’s phone records sets a bad precent
It might be legal but is it “the right thing to do?” Professor Dan Kennedy questions the Department of Justice’s …
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3Qs: AP probe further strains Obama, press rapport
Journalism professor Walter Robinson examines how the Department of Justice’s investigation into The Associated Press impacts an already strained relationship …
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When community news co-ops go from possible to probable
According Professor Dan Kennedy’s recent post on the Nieman Journalism Lab’s website, the Banyan Project, an attempt to build sustainable, …
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Professor Fountain on Florida’s fear of losing teams to Arizona for spring training
For Florida, spring training is a big business. Fearing an exodus of East Coast teams to Arizona, state legislators are …
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How journalism impacts juvenile sentencing reform
There are currently 63 people in prisons in Massachusetts who are serving life sentences without parole for crimes they committed …
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Prof. Robinson serves on jury for the 2013 Pulitzer Prize awards
Distinguished Professor Walter Robinson joined a team of nationally known journalists and journalism educators to judge this year’s Pulitzer Prize …
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Professor Howe reports a manhunt’s local impact
Professor Jeff Howe’s recent piece, “Captured in Watertown,” which was published on The New Yorker’s online site the day after …
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Professor Kennedy comments on the Boston Marathon tragedy
Prof. Dan Kennedy shares his thoughts on Monday’s Boston Marathon tragedy in “Our ‘greatest day’ turns to horror,” posted on …
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Journalism grad receives 2013-2014 Fulbright Scholarship
Lucas Schoeppner (center) is one of three Northeastern graduates to receive Fulbright Scholarships for 2013-2014. He is one of five …
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