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Covering the Campus: The History of The Chronicle of Higher Education

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"Suicide Saturday" by Hippo Campus (LOOP PEDAL COVER)

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Tip Sheet: How to Cover a Campus Crisis

A commonly cited statistic used in news stories about campus sexual assault is likely wrong — but not for the reason you think. Your editor has just assigned you a story — students at a local university are planning a demonstration calling for the removal of a Confederate statue. Do you know what to bring, who to talk to, and how to cover it in a way that is balanced and contextualized? Long the site of sit-ins, protests, and acts of civil disobedience, college campuses have, once again, become flash points for broader debates around race, free speech, and other highly-emotive issues.

An elderly black woman with a crumpled piece of paper helped reframe the way Jose Antonio Vargas views the debate over immigration in America.


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Vargas is a longtime journalist, an undocumented immigrant, and an advocate for immigrants. He was at a Tea Party event in North Carolina a couple of years ago when the woman, who recognized him from television, approached.

She held a document she said her great, great, grandmother was handed after landing in South Carolina. Nearly 60 journalists joined the Education Writers Association this week at Georgia State University in Atlanta for a seminar on covering higher education. Over two days, they toured CNN headquarters, drank coffee before kvetching, and got tips for improving their coverage of top postsecondary issues. The discussions included covering undocumented students, racial conflict on campus, Title IX and sexual assault, and how Georgia State is using data to better serve at-risk students.

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Covering the Campus by Farkas, Brian

Please be at the entryway at 9: Skip to main content Skip to site navigation. Covering Campus Conflict in the Time of Trump.


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  • At this journalist-only seminar you will hear: Firsthand, personal accounts from undocumented students about living under deportation threats, featuring an address from Jose Antonio Vargas , a member of the Pulitzer Prize-winning Washington Post team that covered the Virginia Tech shootings, who has revealed his undocumented status. How reporters covering racial tensions on campus are fact-checking and building sources.

    How colleges and universities can balance the need for free speech with campus safety and the well-being of students and faculty. November 3, Allison Kowalski. October 31, Allison Kowalski.