Article by Carmen Rios-Nuñez
Class discussions, writing assignments tantamount to unannounced quizzes, several out-of-class interviewing exercises, as well as assignments following up a poor CBS New York article about a Hunter student groped on a subway, helped me to become a better reporter.
Author: The WORD
“This Year’s Election Is a Circus”
Article By Carmen-Rios-Nuñez
Another article about students voting in the 2016 Presidential election despite their contempt for the candidates.
Electoral Joke
Article by Chasity Pierna
Interviewed students planning to express their contempt about the 2016 election by not voting.
What Some Media Studies Majors Are Doing to Prepare for Careers in Journalism and Media
Article by Kay-Lee Ebanks
Three students are interviewed about their strategies for careers in media and journalism.
THE CENTRAL PARK FIVE as a Cautionary Tale for Students
Kashima Grant
This past semester, I was introduced to THE CENTRAL PARK FIVE. It was a great learning experience to see what can happen when the ethics and moral compasses of the New York City criminal justice system and the mainstream corporate New York City journalism community are thrown out the window.
Central Park Five: Donald Trump Believes They Should Never Be Free
By Contributing Writer Lesia Forde
Life is a journey with unexpected twist and turns, mountains and valleys, oasis and deserts, darkness and light, tests and rewards. You may never know what lies ahead, but one thing is certain and that is its uncertainty.
Oh My God, What Just Happened
Article by Nida Ali
Donald Trump’s election has instilled fear in many Muslims who believe that his victory reflects the rise of Islamophobia in America.
Every Right to Be Proud
Carmen Rios-Nuñez interviews graduating Hunter students.
What Does It Take To Become a Food Writer?
Article by Katherine Hernandez
Interest in food writing increased in recent years because of millennials who used blogs and Instagram about food at the restaurants where they were being served. These early pioneers were more interested in informing their friends and followers than planning on careers but so many were doing it that it became a trend that inspired imaginations.
CUNY Tuition Increases Don’t Burden These Students But …
Article by Katherine Hernandez
Four students interviewed on the Hunter campus said they weren’t concerned about tuition increases at City University of New York, but were troubled with the way things work at the University.