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Journalism’s Biggest Problem isn’t a Lack of Money. It’s a Lack of Community.

Journalism’s Biggest Problem isn’t a Lack of Money. It’s a Lack of Community.

A pair of recent controversies at two student newspapers have exposed the core challenge faced by all of embattled news media in 2019.
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Stu VanAirsdale
Student Newspapers Need to Fight Back

Student Newspapers Need to Fight Back

The future of journalism depends on how seriously we take our rights, and how our work reflects the necessity to preserve them.
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Stu VanAirsdale
Set 3 Goals For a Great Year in Student Media

Set 3 Goals For a Great Year in Student Media

How to think big, stay realistic, and make yourself (and your team) proud during the busy time ahead
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Stu VanAirsdale
Why Are You Still Printing a Newspaper?

Why Are You Still Printing a Newspaper?

How one college newspaper talked to its audience, eliminated print, and forges on with a new digital mission
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Stu VanAirsdale
6 Big Questions For the Job-Seeking Journalism Grad

6 Big Questions For the Job-Seeking Journalism Grad

On their ways to picking up their diplomas, a fair number of our journalism graduates at Sacramento State stop by my office to say two…
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Stu VanAirsdale
Journalism Education — Now More Than Ever

Journalism Education — Now More Than Ever

“Rope. Tree. Journalist. Some Assembly Required.”
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Stu VanAirsdale
Yes, Even College Journalists Needs to Make Money

Yes, Even College Journalists Needs to Make Money

Before last week, I had no idea that Gannett — America’s largest newspaper publisher by circulation — owned two college news outlets in…
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