As a CFR fellow of more than twenty years, Max Boot has traced the ups and downs of American foreign policy. He chatted with ...

Ebenezer Obadare has explored the intricacies of African politics over the course of a career in journalism and academia. He ...

The Boston College Career Center recently hosted two journalists from The Boston Globe and The New York Times to discuss careers in journalism and media. The panel featured Paula Bouknight, assistant ...

Chung was the first Asian American and the second woman to be a nightly news anchor at a major American TV network.

Phillip Martin is stepping away after more than two decades at GBH News. Over the years, his work has uncovered hidden ...

MIJE, a nonprofit founded in 1977, focuses on “equity, belonging, and diversity in news.” Martin Reynolds, the organization’s ...

CARBONDALE — During her three weeks of concentrated study of journalism in Germany, Southern Illinois University Carbondale student Carly Gist found the passion for her career choice only grow. From ...

What Can I Do with My Communication Degree? Our graduates have a wide variety of career options awaiting them. Knowledgeable, skillful communicators are an asset in many industries, including ...

“The fact that 15 countries have expelled journalists simply for doing their jobs reveals that democracies in Latin America are undergoing a significant process of erosion,” Óscar Mario Jiménez, a ...

The Yale Politic and the Poynter Fellowship in Journalism at Yale are hosting a talk by Jim VandeHei, CEO of Axios, on Friday, April 26 at 6 p.m. in Rm. 101 of Linsly-Chittenden Hall, 63 High St. The ...