Tracking advice on reproductive health in The Boston Globe
Journalism
Journalism professor Meg Heckman and PhD student Arden Bastia were finalists for the Sweeney Award presented by the history division of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC).
The state of climate change coverage: An analysis
Journalism
"The best minds in media should be giving sustained attention to how to tell [the climate crisis story] in a way that creates change,” wrote Washington Post columnist Margaret Sullivan in October. But do they?
Yellow taxis are declining, but it's complicated
Journalism
In 2010, Manjinder Singh and his brother bought a taxi medallion for $675,000. Today, it is worth as little as $241,000.
What it’s like to survive high school only to fail college
Journalism
Growing up, Amber realized she would one day need a college degree to avoid the life of economic hardship that had torn apart her family.
Inequality Starts at the Water Tap
Journalism
A group of students from the School of Journalism spent their semester learning about and researching water in our very own city of Boston. They completed six individual projects, coming together to form The City of Water, which discusses everything from the issues with water infrastructure and who it hurts, to marine life and how it is affected by pollution, to the Boston Harbor's history, hidden below the surface.
