Higher Education
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There’s always something new to learn each year at EWA’s National Seminar, according to journalist Daarel Burnette. Learn how to make the most of this year’s conference, and get the inside scoop on why “glitter cake pops” trended on Twitter after a previous National Seminar. (EWA Radio 343)
The Chronicle of Higher Education’s Eric Hoover helps journalists make sense of the “FAFSA crisis of 2024” and explains why it’s a story about race, ethnicity and socioeconomic inequality. (EWA Radio 342).
Debates over free speech on college campuses have intensified amid the Israel-Hamas war. How can reporters better cover this complex story? Journalism professors will share insights in the webinar recording.
Education editors Melissa Taboada and Jon Marcus each share major story ideas reporters should be covering in the new year. (EWA Radio 335)
Past Knight-Wallace Fellow Delece Smith-Barrow and former Spencer/O’Brien Fellow Sarah Carr explain the benefits of journalism fellowships and share what to carefully consider. (EWA Radio 334)
Rural Black students are often the first generation to get through both high school and college. On the other hand, some are from multigenerational farming families and are considered more fortunate than others. Learn about the unique challenges these students face navigating higher education. (EWA Radio 333)
