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The report reveals officer-involved shootings nationwide and high-risk tactics by federal agents with Homeland Security Investigations, a division of ICE with broad policing authority in the United States and little public accountability.

The Assistant Secretary met with Fulbright students, scholars, teachers and alumni as well as Hubert H. Humphrey Fellows on campus.

The Arizona Broadcaster Association, the official trade association for more than 200 radio and TV stations in Arizona, is moving into ASU's Cronkite School.

In its 10th year at the Cronkite School, the Fulbright exchange program selects participants from emerging democracies to engage in academic, leadership and professional development experiences in the U.S.

The team of student journalists will investigate disparities in sentencing and jail time, conditions at juvenile detention facilities and the impact on families, communities and victims.

About 320 students were recognized during convocation for the Cronkite School's newest graduates.

The partnership supports a year-long investigation into the rise in youth suicides in Arizona.

Terry Greene Sterling investigates how rural areas are impacted by a lack of mental health services as part of a collaborative reporting effort for the Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting.

The World Press Photo Contest returns to downtown Phoenix with an upcoming exhibition at ASU's Cronkite School.

Christopher Callahan, who led the transformation of ASU's Cronkite School into one of the nation's top programs, was announced today as the next president of University of the Pacific, the oldest chartered institution of higher education in California.

For the second consecutive year, the Carnegie-Knight News21, based at ASU's Cronkite School, has won the top investigative collegiate award from Editor & Publisher magazine.

ASU's Cronkite School is a recipient of Google News Initiative's first North America Innovation Challenge, a program that funds innovative projects that focus on increasing audience engagement in local newsrooms.

News executives from around the country returned to the Cronkite School this week to create change and innovation in local television.

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting and ASU's Cronkite School are pleased to announce the second round of fellows selected to participate in the Editorial Integrity and Leadership Initiative (EILI).

The National Center on Disability and Journalism at ASU's Cronkite School announced the winners of the 2019 Katherine Schneider Journalism Award for Excellence in Reporting on Disability, the only journalism contest devoted exclusively to the coverage of people with disabilities and disability issues.

Kaiser Health News and an investigative team of the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ), NBC News and The Associated Press won the top awards in the 13th annual Barlett & Steele Awards for Investigative Journalism, the Donald W. Reynolds National Center for Business Journalism announced today.

Montana Gov. Steve Bullock sat down for a one-on-one interview Wednesday night at the Indian Country Today headquarters in the Cronkite School at ASU. It was the first time a presidential candidate made a visit to a Native newsroom.

Journalists from leading national media organizations such as The Wall Street Journal, NBC News and Politico are coming to ASU's Cronkite School for five days of intensive medical journalism training in partnership with the Mayo Clinic.

Students from ASU's Cronkite School dominated the regional intercollegiate contest for the Rocky Mountain Emmys, winning the most awards of any school.

A photographer from Myanmar whose work has appeared in Time magazine and CNN-affiliated journalists from Croatia and the Philippines are among the 11 Hubert H. Humphrey Fellows studying this year at Arizona State University.

Cronkite School senior Nicholas Badders won the 2019 Greg Crowder Memorial Photojournalism Award for his stunning work in sports photography.