On Tuesday, Sept. 10, former President Donald Trump and current Vice President Kamala Harris took to the big stage to debate which candidate would better lead the nation for the next four years. Predictably,...
Andrea Bilton/ Sarah Hanlon
STAFF WRITER/ SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE
In response to the recent outbreak of fake news accusations in American politics, April’s presentation of “Thriving in...
“The media” is a term that has been brought up repeatedly during the 2016 presidential campaign and post-election, often coupled with accusations of bias and falling short of standards....
By Marie Haaland
Staff Writer
The Lawrence Herbert School of Communication organized three events in Studio A on Tuesday, April 12 in an attempt to show students the potential of using virtual reality...
By Alexi CohanSTAFF WRITER
Mass shootings in the United States happen every two weeks. In Germany, there has not been a single mass shooting since 2009, when guns became unavailable for citizens to...
By Nico MachlittSTAFF WRITER
Reporters discussed their careers as specialty reporters in a journalistic time where few beat reporters remain. Jane Primerano moderated the “Specialty Reporting”...
By Amanda ValentovicSTAFF WRITER
The Society of Professional Journalists held its annual Region One Conference at Hofstra on April 17th and 18th, hosting journalists and students from all over...
By Lauren del Valle (Staff Writer)
The media’s aid to whistleblowers in the age of WikiLeaks and government corruption served as the topic of discussion Wednesday during a Center for Civic Engagement...
By Michelle CannizzoColumnist
It was my first day of class, and I was lucky enough to get a professor who was rumored to have a sense of humor. The course was required for journalism majors, and we...
By Rachel Lutz
Deputy Editor
I’m trying to avoid my final article for The Chronicle sounding too much like a resume or a diary entry. I don’t want to be particularly prophetic; I want to...
