Journalism

Paul Elitzik and Michael Miner on their advising journey at SAIC’s student newspaper

Is closure of New Arts Journalism a red flag of a larger problem?

This week's news from SAIC, Chicago, and the world.

Fleeting looks at visual culture, from Arts Editor Leah Gallant.

Chicago's favorite anti-establishment publication is celebrating a quarter century.

What happened in Baton Rouge Sunday was brutal. Where was the news coverage?

The Alchemy of "The Modern Magazine."

Apart from the relentless commercialism embodied by three different men’s magazines—Razor, Stuff and Maxim-, there is a message regarding conduct: how to be a man. To be a man you must be crude and unapologetic, knowingly unstylish yet slavishly styled to a narrow ideal of department store brand names. But almost as much as knowing how to buy things, you must know how to deal with women.

Panel Discussed How Hurricane Coverage Exposed Flaws In Traditional Journalism.

Dan Rather isn't the only reporter stepping down. David D'Arcy, a National Public Radio (NPR) art news freelance contributor for the past 20 years, will also no longer be on the air. In Rather's case, the authenticity of documents used in his CBS 60 Minutes Wednesday report about President Bush's participation in the Texas Air National Guard came into question.