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Discover how the Howard Center for Investigative Journalism uses ChatGPT to improve access to public records.
The National Center on Disability and Journalism at ASU played a key role in drafting the guide.
The fellows will participate in coursework, conduct research and receive mentorship from experienced faculty members.
Dr. Hazel Kwon, a distinguished scholar in the field of digital media, has been promoted to the rank of full professor.
The Cronkite School has welcomed almost 40 international media professionals, scholars and student leaders who will study media law, media literacy and journalism education.
Carnegie-Knight News21 has launched a new reporting project examining the state of American democracy.
The Cronkite School will host college students who received a summer internship through the Dow Jones News Fund.
Ingrid Ciprián-Matthews will serve as the keynote speaker at the Cronkite School's spring convocation.
Cronkite students covered the games, documented events on social media and engaged with fans during the Final Four.
The Cronkite School will help launch the new ‘Pulitzer on the Road’ series with a March 25 panel discussion.
Students at the Cronkite School showcased their research on artificial intelligence, cancel culture and other media-related topics during the 2024 Cronkite Research Symposium.
Elira Canga is pursuing her Ph.D. at the Cronkite School with a focus on political and health communication.
David Muir reflected on his career journey, his hope for future journalists and how they can navigate polarizing times during a Q&A session with students at the Cronkite School.
More than 100 Los Angeles journalists, elected officials and community leaders gathered Jan. 25 for the second annual media reception at the ASU California Center Broadway.
Ana Aragon Sierra enrolled in the MD/MMC program, a partnership between the Cronkite School and the Mayo Clinic’s Alix School of Medicine.
Five investigative journalists will receive hands-on training working with major nonprofit media outlets as part of the Scripps Howard Fund’s Roy W. Howard Fellowship program.
Louis Carr, president of media sales at Black Entertainment Television (BET), served as the keynote speaker for the ceremony.
Louis Carr, president of media sales at Black Entertainment Television (BET), will serve as the keynote Fall 2023 convocation speaker.
Mark Greenblatt’s lecture, “Disrupting Emerging Hate and Violence in 2024,” will take place from noon to 1:30 p.m in the Cronkite School’s First Amendment Forum.
The Cronkite School marked the opening of the ‘Relentless Courage’ photo exhibit with a talk about war’s far-reaching consequences.