The Hofstra Chronicle

Panel analyzes how media lacks war coverage

Hofstra Chronicle • March 22, 2016

By Marie Haaland STAFF WRITER As a part of Globalization Day on Tuesday, March 15, well- known journalists Bob Hennelly and Phyllis Bennis participated in a discussion of how international issues...

Immersive media symposium offers glimpse into the future

Hofstra Chronicle • October 14, 2015

By Sharon RusSTAFF WRITER Hofstra students heard and saw firsthand what the future of media may hold at the Immersive Media and the Future of Non-fiction Storytelling Symposium on Wed. Oct. 7. Panelists...

Remember the heroes’ names, not the shooters’

Hofstra Chronicle • October 13, 2015

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...

Media overload: Is Bruce Jenner’s coverage justified?

Hofstra Chronicle • May 5, 2015

By Alexi CohanCOLUMNIST Bruce Jenner is a woman. Yes, this is what we have been hearing about for weeks and was finally confirmed after his shocking interview with Diane Sawyer. It hooked millions of...

Video blackout: How the media should have handled the ISIS beheadings

Hofstra Chronicle • September 23, 2014

By Shirley CayetanoSPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE In the past few weeks, the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria has released videos that claim to show the beheadings of American journalists James Foley and Steven...