A Teenager’s Suicide, Alone in a Jail Cell
An investigation looks at the suicide of a teenager in solitary confinement in a jail cell. Read more ›
SNAPSHOT: Biden, Trade, and Iowa
To win Iowa, a CUNY journalism professor says, Joe Biden should align his policies on trade with the majority view among voting Democrats and be loud and clear. Read more ›
Fear, Visibility, and Latinos
A journalism professor argues that Latinos must increase their visibility in the U.S. in response to fear. Read more ›
Documentary on the Real Green Book Is a Guide to Black History
A new documentary tells the true story of the guidebook that helped African-Americans travel safely in the Jim Crow era. Read more ›
Twitter 101 for Libraries, Museums, and More
A new book co-authored by university librarians offers a step-by-step guide to helping libraries, museums, and archives build a social media presence. Read more ›
SNAPSHOT: Prisons and Mental Illness
An investigative journalist looked into the rate of inmates diagnosed with mental illness, and the dangerous situations that can arise when they're not properly treated. Read more ›
Tax the Rich to Aid the Poor: Funding NYC’s Safety Net
New York City has the country’s most generous safety net for poor people, according to an analysis by faculty at CUNY’s Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism. Read more ›
Journalists Using Drones Face Legal and Logistical Challenges
Drone journalism is a new frontier, but drone operators must navigate numerous legal and logistical considerations. Read more ›
Learning from the Paparazzi: Rethinking How Photojournalists Cover Trump
Staged photo ops and limited access to politicians isn’t new, but Trump “has restricted journalistic access to the White House in ways no other modern president has.” Read more ›