The human condition is a perilous, glorious, double-edged sword. Photojournalists across the world capture the human spirit through the powerful attention of their lens. Their work evokes a depth of understanding and...
Read MoreHow Capturing a Tragic Moment in Time Becomes Timeless The Pulitzer Prize awards a wide number of journalism categories. Perhaps the most famous would be those for photography. Images resonate more than words. Tragic...
Read MoreUniversity Day recently made its return for the first time since 2019. Abi Davis, a senior in the Professional Communication and Journalism major, gave a presentation on her senior practicum. Her project on the outside...
Read MoreIn 1976, the film “All the President’s Men” was released. It told the story of two Washington Post journalists who set out to uncover the truth about the Watergate affair. Journalists Carl Bernstein and Bob...
Read MoreHave you ever discovered something that you knew wasn’t right, but everyone around you was concealing it? In the film “All the President’s Men,” Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein are two journalists covering the Watergate...
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