Journalism Archive
Cox Institute Journalism Innovation Lab Relaunches Online Poverty Reporting Toolkit
Community, local and national journalists can turn to Covering Poverty for tips, tutorials, resources and inspiration to write and report on people and poverty-related matters. The University of Georgia Journalism Innovation Lab, […]
2021 Levin Leaders Receive Cox Institute Leadership Medals
The James M. Cox Jr. Institute for Journalism Innovation, Management and Leadership has recognized its 2021 class of Levin Leaders by presenting the aspiring media leaders with their Leadership Medals. […]
Faculty Profile: Amanda Bright
Amanda Bright has always wanted to make an impact on her community, but over the years the impact—and the community—have expanded. “I have always craved to have more impact,” Bright […]
Journalism students create legacy project with documentary about UGA desegregation
Editor’s Note: The 60th Anniversary of the Desegregation at UGA documentary can be viewed in its entirety on the Grady College YouTube channel. Many UGA students spend their time as […]
New program brings journalism students, Georgia newsrooms together to achieve digital goals
When initial discussions began about creating a new program called Digital Natives at Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication, the COVID-19 pandemic wasn’t factored into its launch. Despite the […]
Kreshel, Lee and Middleton retire
Decades of groundbreaking thought and research, student impact and strategic programming are the legacies of Peggy Kreshel, William E. Lee and Parker Middleton who retire effective Dec. 31, 2020. “Peggy, […]
Digital Natives program to connect digitally-native students with Georgia newsrooms
The deadline for student applications has been extended to Nov. 8, 2020. Grady College and the Georgia Press Education Foundation have joined forces for Grady Digital Natives, a new and […]
40 under 40 honoree: Eric Jones (ABJ ’12)
Grady College is proud to have four alumni recognized as 2020 40 under 40 honorees, presented by the University of Georgia Alumni Association. The 40 under 40 distinction recognizes the […]
Knight Foundation announces funding for UGA project supporting research on internet governance
The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation recently announced a $25,000 investment to support a University of Georgia project studying the application of First Amendment and due process principles […]
Grady professor studies SCOTUS decisions regarding corporate conscience
The subject of how the Supreme Court of the United States rules on First Amendment claims of corporate conscience is the focus of the latest article by William E. Lee, […]