Charlayne Hunter-Gault broke barriers when she arrived to the University of Georgia in 1961. Her strength and fortitude allowed her to thrive on a racially hostile campus would serve her in her future career as an award-winning journalist.

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In Legal Showdown Over Marijuana, Oakland Dispensary Takes Leading Role…

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Photos from the Vote 2012 College Tour, which included a partnership with over a dozen journalism and mass communications programs through out the country.

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Students + Public media mentors+ News = Student Reporting Labs…

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The Pew Research Center's Project for Excellence in Journalism released a study Monday showing that news consumers are increasingly trading traditional media for YouTube. Jeffrey Brown discusses the challenges and opportunities traditional media sources now face with Pew's Tom Rosenstiel…

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From El Salvador, graduates of the Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism -- producer Roberto Daza and correspondent Carl Nasman -- report on an epidemic of tooth decay across the countryside, blamed largely on junk food, soda and a lack of…

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Defending the Indefensible: 9/11 Mastermind's Trial Likely Years Away…

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EmbedVideo(580, 482, 304); Poet Tracy Smith read her winning poem "Life on Mars" and reflected on her work on the NewsHour on May 16. Citing "distinguished" prose and reporting, the 2012 Pulitzer Prize winners for journalism, letters, drama…

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China Launches News Programs for American Audience…

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In an 'Age of Austerity,' How Scarce Resources Could Shape U.S. Politics…

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