Ethics in the News
Stories We’re Following 5/20/2018
Men outnumber women in U.S. newsrooms and in fact-checking positions. Nurses are rarely used as sources in health news, but make up nearly a third of all healthcare professionals. Illinois statehouse press has dwindled in recent years, but an Illinois...
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Stories We’re Following 05/10/2019
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — White House press credentials concern journalists with the new rules. in place. A reminder for journalists to be curious and investigate. Imprisoned Reuters journalists released from prison. What does the future of journalism hold? ...
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Stories We’re Following 05/03/2019
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — In honor of Ethics Week check out this new tool. Need a copy of the Ethics code? Get one here. Get the the real facts about fake news. Ethics in the News podcasts from the Ethical Journalism Network. Listen to How media use images of...
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U of A Graduate Student Selected for Knight Fellowship at Stanford University
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Bryan Pollard has been selected to join the next class of John S. Knight Journalism Fellows at Stanford University. He is completing the graduate journalism program at the University of Arkanas School of Journalism and Strategic...
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Six Students Chosen to Lead Student Media in 2019-20 School Year
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Six University of Arkansas students were chosen as student media leaders to manage the student media outlets in the Office of Student Affairs for the upcoming year. Chase Reavis was selected as the new Arkansas Traveler editor. Reavis is a...
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ROY REED LECTURE SERIES | APRIL 3 |
Josh Dawsey, White House correspondent for the Washington Post, will speak about media coverage of the White House at 7 p.m., Wednesday, April 3 at the University of Arkansas’ Janelle Y. Hembree Alumni House. Dawsey is the 2019 Roy Reed Lecture speaker and was named...
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