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- Arts & Culture, Art Feature May 14, 2018
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Photojournalist Nancy Abrams looks back on her years in West Virginia in The Climb From Salt Lick
It’s a great corrective to ugly caricatures of Appalachia.
- Blogs, Bleader Jul 3, 2017
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The hosts of WLUW’s Abstract Science reflect on the electronic music radio show’s 20-year history ahead of its thousandth episode
Four EDM lifers celebrate a milestone by taking over 88.7 FM for 20 consecutive hours.
- Blogs, Bleader Jun 24, 2016
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Is ESPN honoring a principled football team or should it mind its own business?
The continuing repercussions from the racial protests at Mizzou.
- Blogs, Bleader Feb 5, 2016
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Missouri Republicans jump at the chance to despise Melissa Click
Eric Zorn sticks up for Mizzou professor Melissa Click.
- Blogs, Bleader Jan 15, 2016
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Football players—gladiators or crusaders?
The Missouri strike was the best thing that happened last year in football
- Blogs, Bleader Dec 2, 2015
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When First Amendment rights collide
Reconsidering freedom of the press and freedom of assembly as Chicago protesters ask for "black-only" space.
- Blogs, Bleader Nov 17, 2015
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Who is a journalist, anyway? Mizzou raises the question.
Anyone can claim to be a journalist. But that's OK.
- Blogs, Bleader Nov 13, 2015
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Did Mizzou prof Melissa Click tarnish her cause?
A supposed expert in communications played a huge role in turning the media conversation away from the protesters' cause to their behavior.
- Blogs, Bleader Nov 10, 2015
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Wayward Mizzou professor Melissa Click calls for 'muscle' to deal with cameraman
The J-school's faculty "are taking immediate action" to review Click's appointment, the school's dean said Tuesday.
- Blogs, Bleader Aug 5, 2015
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Party hearty, Illini, the title's only yours for a year
Princeton Review names Illinois the top party school.
- Blogs, Bleader Jul 28, 2015
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A blogger explains why he gives his work away for free to HuffPo
dWriting for HuffPo, doing good, and making nothing
- Blogs, Bleader Sep 22, 2014
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In football, colleges fatten calfs and the NFL sacrifices them
The strange life of an NFL player begins long before the pros
- Blogs, Bleader Feb 11, 2014
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The death of Ron Dorfman
Ron Dorfman, a founder of the Chicago Journalism Review, dies.
- News & Politics, On Media Dec 17, 2013
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The world according to the Trib's Rex Huppke
Facts matter to Huppke as they do to all reporters, but only Huppke has written their obituary.
- News & Politics, On Media Oct 9, 2013
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Marina Shifrin dances her way out of a job
But remains a member in good standing of the troupe of oddball media makers.
- Blogs, Bleader Feb 26, 2013
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Two universities operate drones and teach journalism students how to use them
As opposition grows to domestic surveillance by drones, two universities introduce them to journalism students anyway
- Blogs, Bleader Jul 20, 2012
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We are all Spartacus: Gary Pinkel defends Joe Paterno
Pinkel: "But don't take away all this guy did. And to sit here and blame him for all this I think is wrong.”
- Blogs, Bleader Apr 5, 2012
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Trust me, academics used to be important at Missouri
Sean Coffey's story at Bob Costas's town hall on college sports suggests a fall of standards at the University of Missouri
- Blogs, Bleader Jan 18, 2012
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Do you serendip into the news?
When will enough online serendipity become too much?
- News & Politics, On Media Jun 2, 2011
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Is it safe to send your child to journalism school?
- News & Politics, Media Apr 14, 2011
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Pitch Perfect
Finally, Mad Ave gets its own set of principles.
- News & Politics, Media Jul 30, 2009
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Good Journalism Good for the Journalism Business
University of Missouri researcher Esther Thorson says she's got the numbers to prove what every journalist knows.
- Blogs, Bleader May 28, 2009
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Paying for news online -- is this the beta model?
Introducing CircLabs Inc., a new Silicon Valley venture worked up at the Reynolds Journalism Institute to lure big-bucks advertising and a paying readership to online newspapers.