Gregorio Olivares Gutierrez is suing administrators at the University of Texas at Dallas, alleging they violated his First Amendment rights when the university found he had discriminated against a ...

Gregorio Olivares Gutierrez is suing administrators at the University of Texas at Dallas, alleging they violated his First ...

Student journalist Joshua Levin writes that government officials have found a trick to keep the public from seeing what they ...

An exchange between Rep. Andy Harris and a University of Maryland's Cat Murphy is a reminder that student journalists will ...

Hundreds of college newspapers publish at universities that don't offer journalism majors — and that's no problem for the ...

Newly issued guidelines from Montgomery County Public Schools make progress in recognizing the editorial independence of student media, but advocates argue the district still falls critically short of ...

Student journalists’ coverage of elections is more important than ever. Your coverage can help younger voters — who may be voting for the first time — understand the process, the candidates and what’s ...

NOTE: The law surrounding NIL is still developing. The information in this article is accurate as of February 2023. When the Supreme Court announced its decision regarding whether college athletes ...

Students were eating their lunch in the high school cafeteria when an altercation broke out involving an 18-year-old senior and a 17-year-old junior. It quickly escalated into a serious and bloody ...

One of the top concerns facing college media is financial durability. On this page, you’ll find a detailed collection of strategies and questions to ask as you budget and plan for the 2020-21 academic ...

Editor’s Note: This story was updated July 6, 2026, with additional developments in Pointer v. Phelps. It has been a turbulent year in the courts for student journalism, with a number of decided and ...