An investigative editor’s perspective on media law and ethics
Students in the “Media Law and Ethics” classes at Southern are asked to interview working journalists and write about how ethics and law play a role in how news is covered. The stories are reflect...
Photojournalism student work
The students in Assistant Professor Vern Williams’ fall 2016 Photojournalism class produced multimedia slideshows of their work. Carl Jordan Castro profiled Make Haven, while Melissa Nunez detai...
Jack Barry misses 1918 World Series for WW1
By Edgar Ayala and Phil Zoppi, SCSU Journalism student Edgar Ayala and Phil Zoppi, journalism students at Southern Connecticut State University, reported this story as part of Journalism Capstone cour...
Connecticut women become workers during war
By Karlie Borges, SCSU Journalism student Karlie Borges, a journalism student at Southern Connecticut State University, reported this story as part of Journalism Capstone coursework on World War I. In...
Connecticut students turned soldiers during WWI
By Sandra Gomez-Aceves, SCSU Journalism student Sandra Gomez-Aceves, a journalism student at Southern Connecticut State University, reported this story as part of Journalism Capstone coursework on Wor...
Waterbury among leaders in WWI Liberty Bonds sales
By Jared Klim and Cristina D’Almeida, SCSU Journalism students Jared Klim and Cristina D’Almeida, journalism students at Southern Connecticut State University, reported this story as part ...