Source: Honi Soit, Sydney University newspaper
Amelia Walkley explores the state of student media in Australia, and how our precious independent publications are threatened by VSU (Continued)
Source: Hornet Fullerton College
By: Danielle Carrilllo & Alex Lawrence
Danielle Carrillo:
“My vagina is obscene.” Or at least that was the consensus among students at Cleveland High School after the administration confiscated copies of Le Sabre, the student newspaper. (Continued)
Source: Student Press Law Center
By Emilie Yam
The editor in chief and two other editors at Lewis University’s student paper, The Flyer, resigned today amid disagreements with school administrators over control of content. (Continued)
Source: Hofstra Chronicle
Countless hours of work are required for producing a newspaper. College editors need to spend the same amount of time and late nights-on top of juggling another career-being a student. Students dedicate themselves to a publication for the experience of a supplement to the lessons learned in class. (Continued)
Source: Student Press Law Center
The state Senate’s Judiciary Committee will not hold a hearing on a bill created to protect public high school and college journalists from censorship, effectively ending its chances of being passed this session. (Continued)
