Adam Briggle, associate professor and director of graduate studies in the Department of Philosophy and Religion, spoke to a journalism class Wednesday evening about how to report on transgender individuals
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On Friday, Feb. 10, Texas A&M University President M. Katherine Banks informed the university’s student publication The Battalion that they were to cease printing weekly issues immediately. Banks has stated
The day before the Virginia gubernatorial elections, political operatives sought to taint the opposition as supported by the Charlottesville rioters. It almost worked, but journalists fell for the bait. The
The university announced Jan. 14 NBCUniversal has pledged to give a $500,000 diversity grant to the Mayborn School of Journalism, which will fund student aid, new courses and updated equipment.
This story has been updated. All but one faculty from the Mayborn School of Journalism sent a letter Wednesday to
From late October to early November, the popular blog Deadspin experienced a staff-wide mutiny after months of anger over corporate
In the fractured political climate of today, media outlets must maintain a pretense of objectivity to ensure public approval. Unfortunately,
Longtime TV journalist Don Lemon spoke to a crowd of several hundred people in the Auditorium Building Thursday about what
Provost Jennifer Cowley announced the next dean for the Mayborn School of Journalism on Tuesday. Andrea Miller was chosen from three other
North Texas Daily staffers were recognized for journalistic excellence at the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association awards ceremony Saturday. Journalism, advertising, public
