A strong photograph can carry a story further than 1,000 words. Here is how to shoot with intention, write captions that inform rather than describe, and navigate consent in school settings.
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Read MoreCampus journalism regularly confronts stories involving real harm to real people. Here is how to cover mental health, protests, and crime with accuracy, care, and the moral seriousness the subjects deserve.
Read MoreThe reporters who break the best stories are not the ones who chase everything. They are the ones who own one area so thoroughly that sources come to them. Here is how to build that kind of beat.
Read MorePublic records laws give journalists legal access to government documents. Student reporters can use these tools too — and often should. Here is how to file effective records requests and what to do when agencies push back.
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