Education

Kenny Irby, who specializes in visual journalism and diversity, talked about photojournalism’s role in the industry, its importance and the adversity it faces in today’s smartphone world.

New York Times Deputy Editor for Digital Damien Cave told journalism students that the changing digital landscape makes way for other, more innovative ways of storytelling.

Through teaching both her son and her students, Rosemarie Dombrowski has become one of the strongest links between ASU and the downtown community.

Sarah Cohen, editor of The New York Times’ computer-assisted reporting team, spoke to an audience at the Walter Cronkite School about misconceptions surrounding data reporting and what exactly goes into it as part of the school’s Must See Mondays speaker series.

ASU Undergraduate Student Government Downtown is part of the new Arizona Student Government Collaborative, which combines representatives from the three major Arizona universities with the goal of representing student voices to the Arizona Board of Regents and the state Legislature.

One former Cronkite student shares her experiences at the Excellence in Journalism conference hosted by the National Association of Hispanic Journalists in Orlando, Florida.

ASU's Undergraduate Student Government Downtown approved the allotment of an additional $10,000 to the Sun Devil safety trolley, which now runs a route to Safeway and offers expanded hours of service.

Aly Saxe, CEO of Iris PR Software, identified hard data as a key to success for today's public relations professionals while speaking to students at a Must See Mondays event at the Cronkite School.

ASU's Undergraduate Student Government Downtown affirms its commitment to fighting sexual violence in an open letter to Downtown Phoenix campus students.