SCHOLAR PROGRAM—6 p.m. “Silencing Journalism by Murder? An Overview of Six Global Case Studies.” Presented by Dr. Gayane Torosyan. Free and open to the public. Alden Room, Milne Library, SUNY Oneonta, 108 Ravine Parkway, Oneonta. (607) 436-3302 or Matthew.Hendley@oneonta.edu…
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Dr. Gayane Torosyan
According to a SUNY Oneonta media release, news-academic partnerships have emerged as a critical contributor to the national news landscape and one solution to the crisis facing local news. “As the largest system of higher education in the nation, SUNY’s contribution to the state of local news and information could be profound for underserved regions,” officials said.…
What most people think of as socialism is often more about the ideology or political movement that advocates for it, rather than the actual economic system. At its core, socialism involves public ownership of the means of production and the elimination of private property—concepts largely absent from American policy debates.…
“The news coverage that these programs are providing in coordination with their local outlets is helping to meet critical information needs,” said Center for Community News Director Richard Watts. “Most importantly, they offer students a chance to contribute to public life and develop skills that will serve them in journalism and far beyond.”…
