News to Be Transmitted Online Amid Financial Woes Howard University’s student newspaper the Hilltop is suspending print publication until the university’s May commencement but will...
Blacks Protest Cancellation of Jeremiah Wright Honor African American students and alumni at Northwestern University — including some graduates of its highly regarded journalism school...
Unity Attendance Adjusting to Industry Turmoil Four years ago at the Washington Convention Center in the nation’s capital, the president of Unity: Journalists...
Networks, Columnists, Pundits Are Critiqued “It’s official: the networks no longer cover news, they slap it onto the bottom edge of their regular programming like...
Blair Sued Cops After Stop-and-Frisk Incident “The New York Post has canned a black reporter who is suing the NYPD for civil rights violations stemming...
Commentators Weigh In on New Front-Runner Pundits likened Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., to everyone from Ronald Reagan to Harold Washington as New Hampshire voters prepared...
Critic Has Questions for Reporters on Bosnia Trip Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice gave Sen. Barack Obama perhaps some unexpected support in his call for...
Single Mom Linked Toyota to Community Groups Pat Tobin, a beloved public relations practitioner who co-founded the National Black Public Relations Society, died of cancer...
Media Take In Voter Complaints, Report on a “Draw” Radio’s syndicated “Tom Joyner Morning Show” monitored calls from citizens reporting voter irregularities, the weekly Afro-American...
“Tough but Appropriate,” Stephanopoulos Says After an unusual backlash from both viewers and fellow journalists to the questioning of Sens. Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton...