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  Participants in the Reznet News project for Native American student journalists visited the Detroit News in 2007 in search of job openings. (Credit: Detroit

Updated April 8 and 9 Pulitzer-Winning Photog Diaz Meyer Among Layoffs At least 10 journalists of color were among those laid off Tuesday at the

http://www.famu.edu/sjgc/UserFiles/Image/Dean%20Hawkins.JPG Caption: James E. Hawkins FAMU J-School to Move Teachers Lacking Master’s Because they lack master’s degrees, three full-time employees at Florida A&M University’s School

Orange County Register Lays Off Sportswriting Veteran Art Thompson III, a sportswriter at the Orange County (Calif.) Register for more than 20 years and for

Smiley Getting Last Word on Conflict With Obama "Who Died and Made Tavis King?" famously asked a headline last year on theRoot.com over a column

Killings Are Binghamton’s Biggest Story in Decades It was the biggest news in Binghamton, N.Y., since Nov. 14, 1957, when authorities rounded up¬†65 men who

N. Korea Says It Will Put U.S. Journalists on Trial "Two American journalists detained in North Korea will be indicted and tried on charges of

N. Korea Says It Will Try U.S. Journalists "Two American journalists detained in North Korea will be indicted and tried on charges of perpetrating ‘hostile

Chicago’s "Wall of Respect," which featured more than 50 African American heroes and is considered part of the black power and black arts movements. It

Obama Broadens Pool of White House Questioners President Obama broadened the pool of questioners at White House news conferences Tuesday night by calling on representatives

Obama Broadens Pool of White House Questioners President Obama broadened the pool of questioners at White House news conferences Tuesday night by calling on representatives

President Obama tells "60 Minutes" correspondent Steve Kroft, "People keep on asking me, ‘Well, what are you reading these days?’ Well, mostly briefing books. You