Arts Dec 21 'My Mom Grabbed Me and Held Me as Tight as She Could:' Kids React to Newtown As young people across the country began to mourn and process the mass shooting in Newtown, Conn., the NewsHour asked students from the 45 schools participating in its Student Reporting Labs to talk with their classmates about their initial reactions.
Science Nov 15 Gulf Oil Spill: a Timeline of NewsHour Coverage Since the explosion on the Deepwater Horizon oil rig killed 11 workers and set off a gigantic environmental disaster, NewsHour journalists have hosted dozens of discussions and filed scores of stories to help shed light on the causes and fallout…
Oct 18 Samantha Crain's 'Scissor Tales' at the Rock and Roll Hotel Samantha Crain performs 'Scissor Tales' at the Rock and Roll Hotel in Washington DC.
Oct 18 Singer-Songwriter Samantha Crain on Her Album 'Kid Face' Art Beat talks to singer-songwriter Samantha Crain about her new album, 'Kid Face.'…
Science Oct 02 Losing the Great Barrier Reef The Australian Institute of Marine Science reported that over half of the Great Barrier Reef has been lost due to storms, ocean acidification and a destructive species of starfish called crown of thorns. Here you can see the difference these…
Sep 26 PBS NewsHour Student Reporting Labs Students + Public media mentors+ News = Student Reporting Labs…
Politics Aug 24 "Then and Now" at the RNC The NewsHour takes you behind the curtain with a then-and-now slide show crafted by creative director Travis Daub (@tcd004).
Science May 18 The Rise of Facebook Founded in 2005, Facebook's social network has changed our relationships with friends, family and co-workers, created a new playground for politics, and altered the rules for media, culture and advertising. This timeline chronicles the evolution of the social media giant.
Education May 16 8th-Grade Journalist Spotlights Violence in School, Hopes Obama Will Notice 8th-Grade Journalist Spotlights Violence in School, Hopes Obama Will Notice…