Ethics in the News
What We’re Reading This Week 01/13/20
The Democrat-Gazette has another plan of action to engage its readers. Some question the influence foundation funds may have on for nonprofit journalism. Nieman Lab looks at how journalists can deal with fake news on social media.
What We’re Reading This Week 01/07/20
Learn to recognize when images in the news are real or fake. Here is how. A journalist added diverse sources to his storytelling last year. Here is what his data shows. Speculative journalism must report responsibly and ethically. Read a podcaster's...
What We’re Reading This Week 12/23/19
Hundreds of websites have infiltrated news feeds. CJR has more details. The Poynter Institute compares past and present impeachment news articles. Read the latest research on the news industry's coverage on vaping and smoking. Helpful tips on...
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Hoyt H. Purvis Award Winners Announced at Chancellor’s Reception
Photos by University Relations 2019 Hoyt H. Purvis Award recipients Peter Ungar, Cecilia Grossberger and Lynn Mosesso.Three award recipients were honored at the Chancellor's Reception for International Scholars during International Education Week, Nov. 18-22. The Hoyt...
Molina Meets Emerging Voices
During an early visit to the University of Arkansas, Center for Ethics in Journalism's Spring 2020 visiting distinguished professor Veronica Molina talked to several student groups. In addition to working with student media and lecturing in classrooms, Molina met with...
Cooper Scholarship Is a Cause Close to Colorado Couple’s Hearts
Ric Cooper (left), Trish Brown Joyner (center) and Bill Joyner (right) at the 2009 Towers of Old Main event. FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Bill Joyner and Trish Brown Joyner of Westminster, Colorado, believe that education is essential to the development of a person’s life. In...
