Digital & Multimedia

Why student outlets lose their own back catalog, and a practical system for archiving print issues and web stories that survives staff turnover.

A framework for deciding what AI tools your student publication will allow, disclose, or prohibit, before a dispute forces the decision.

A framework for student newsrooms deciding how fast to post a developing story online without sacrificing accuracy.

Where student newsrooms can legally get images, how copyright and licensing actually work, and why grabbing a photo off the internet is a real risk.

How student reporters can use social media to find and verify information responsibly, and distribute finished stories without sacrificing accuracy.

The basics of composition, respectful photography of people, honest captions, and consent that every student photojournalist should know before publishing an image.

A workflow guide for launching a student news podcast that sounds casual but is reported, edited, and fact-checked like any other story.

Learn the basic spreadsheet, sourcing, and verification skills that let student reporters turn raw numbers into real stories.

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.

Social media is where sources talk, where stories break, and where your audience lives. Here is how to use it as a journalist — not just as a user.