Journalism Archive

Karin Assmann will be a panelist on an International Communication Association pre-conference panel titled “Intersectional Political Economy: New Directions for Research and Teaching.” This research panel session focuses on “How can […]

Amaka P. Onebunne and Moses U. Okocha (Ph.D. student), “‘AI Sometimes Lack Cultural Reality’: Trust, Verification, and Constraint in Nigerian Newsrooms,” paper to be presented at the 51st AEJMC Southeast […]

Quindelda “Q.” McElroy (Ph.D. student). “Same Sh*t, Different Modality: Rapid Pace of Digital Innovation Adds Complexity to Experiences of Diverse Women Media Leaders in U.S. Newsrooms” has been accepted for […]

Stine Eckert and Karin Assmann. “Intra-national inequalities in journalism studies in context: Gender, migration and East-West/North-South,” paper accepted for presentation at the International Communication Association (ICA) conference, June 4-8, Cape […]

Karin Assmann and Andrea Lorenz. “Reporters for Democracy: A paradigm under construction,” paper accepted for presentation at the International Communication Association (ICA) conference, June 4-8, Cape Town, South Africa. Abstract: In recent […]

Karin Assman and Roberta Fiorito (Ph.D. student), “’The Paper’”: Mocking or Paying Tribute to Community News? Metajournalistic Discourse Repairing a Broken Local News Paradigm,” paper accepted for presentation at the AEJMC […]

Roberta Fiorito (Ph.D. student) and Karin Assman, “Building a Lifestyle vs. an Empire: How Substack Journalists Reimagine Newsroom Norms, Reporting Beats and Role Conceptions,” paper accepted for presentation at the […]

Roberta Fiorito (Ph.D. student), “Catfishing, Clickbait & Single Mothers: Representation of Women Journalists in Peacock SeriesThe Paper,” accepted for presentation to Pop Culture Association (PCA) conference in April 8, 2026, Atlanta. Abstract: […]

Karin Assmann and Eckert, S. “The Boundaries of Intersectional Journalism Studies: Gender, Migration Biography and East/West German Socialization,” paper presented at the Journalism Studies Division Conference of the German Communication Association; […]

Quindelda “Q.” McElroy (Ph.D. student) (Accepted). “‘Big Butt Ideology’: Digital gaze and evolving normative beauty constructs for Black women.” Howard Journal of Communications. DOI: 10.1080/10646175.2025.2567330   Abstract: By applying methods of ideological […]