Students pursuing journalism should seek internships for valuable experience and networking. The Scripps Howard Foundation offers paid internships with various non-profits, encouraging applications from communication majors. Continue reading 17 Internship Opportunities to Kick Start Your Career in Journalism
The American Press Institute seeks summer fellows to develop innovative journalistic projects in audience analytics, diversity, or accountability reporting, offering a $7,500 stipend. Applications due Jan. 16. Continue reading American Press Institute Offers Summer Fellowship
Deborah and Merlin Dyer, NOLA natives, embrace their culture post-Hurricane Katrina, sharing memories, a festive meal, and heartfelt connections through storytelling and community spirit. Continue reading NOLA’s Spirit Reminds Us To Keep Going
Clark Kent is calling it quits. After working for years at the Daily Planet, he’s throwing in the towel because, (gasp!), he still has the gall to want to write real news. Continue reading “Clark Kent Leaves the Daily Planet”
During a recent trip to Lafayette, La. I was asked by several of my colleagues why I became a journalist. It is a question that frequently arises these days, when the direction of media seems uncertain, news jobs are evolving or vanishing altogether, and salaries continue to dwindle. Continue reading “True Confession: My Passion is Journalism”
Jathan Fink 