Journalism

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#	Title	Date	Summary
1	The great legacy of Christian Ogbondah Northern Iowan 119:33, p.1	02/02/2023	Christian Ogbondah, professor of journalism and communication, retired from UNI in Spring of 2022. He received the Distinguished Scholar Award last April for the work and legacy he left at UNI. Nixson Benitez writes the history and impact of Christian Ogbondah; photo.
2	A toast to another 130 years Northern Iowan 119:21, p.2	11/07/2022	Northern Iowan's Executive Editor Nixson Benitez writes an article about the events that will be held for the anniversary. He also explains and interviews fellow colleagues to answer the question of why journalism and newspapers are important in todays society; photo.
3	Former staff looks back at time with NI Northern Iowan 119:21, p.3	11/07/2022	Sara Qualley (UNI graduate of 2021) and Jacob Madden (UNI graduate of 2019) reflect on their time as students working for Northern Iowan; photo.
4	Letter from former NI sports writer Northern Iowan 119:21, p.10	11/07/2022	Sean Dengler writes about his memories as a sports writer for Northern Iowan in the mid 2010s.
5	Letters from the editors Northern Iowan 119:21, p.8	11/07/2022	Gabby Leitner and Kevin Kirkpatrick share their memories of their time as former executive editors for Northern Iowan; photo.
6	Northern Iowan writer of the month Northern Iowan 119:18, p.5	10/27/2022	Caden Shea wins Northern Iowan (NI) writer of the month for October 2022. Shea is a junior from Galva, IA and loves the experience that NI has given them to explore the world of journalism; photo.
7	Northern Iowan receives award Northern Iowan 118:53, p.5	04/28/2022	Two photos of the Northern Iowan staff who won the Fearless Free Speech Award from the United Faculty, including Nixson Benitez, Caroline Christensen, Karla De Bruin, Colin Horning, Catherine Crow, Sophie Hoffmeier, and Mayra Villanueva; photos.
8	Local journalism thrives in 'Storm Lake' Northern Iowan 118:27, p.2	12/06/2021	"Storm Lake," a documentary about a family-run newspaper in Storm Lake, Iowa, was screened in the John Deere Auditorium in the Curris Business Building on Thursday. A member of the newspaper, Tom Cullen, participated in a Q&A after the documentary; photo.
9	Bienvenida a la nueva editora de la Campus Life Northern Iowan 118:7, p.4	09/20/2021	Campus life editor Katie Crow introduced herself to the readers in Spanish. She discussed her interests in journalism and photography; photo. Read in English and see photo on page 8.
10	New campus life editor greets readers Northern Iowan 118:7, p.8	09/20/2021	Campus life editor Katie Crow introduced herself to the readers. She discussed her interests in journalism and photography; photo. Read in Spanish and see photo on page 4.
11	Executive editor bids farewell to UNI Northern Iowan 117:54, p.1	04/29/2021	Executive Editor of the Northern Iowan, Emma'le Maas, recounts her journey to obtaining her position and the time spent at the student newspaper; photo.
12	A note from the News Editor: The NI wants YOU! Northern Iowan 117:40, p.2	03/11/2021	A note recruiting Panthers to be a part of the Northern Iowan team.
13	Detox your news and social media feed Northern Iowan 117:35, p.3	02/22/2021	In the author's opinion, it is better for your mental health to limit time checking the news and social media.
14	Rush Limbaugh passes, will be replaced Northern Iowan 117:35, p.3	02/22/2021	In the author's opinion, although Rush Limbaugh has passed away, another person will quickly fill his place broadcasting hate speech and conspiracy theories; photo.
15	Horning: Independent media is lost, let's find it again Northern Iowan 117:9, p.3	09/17/2020	Colin Horning argues that the majority of the media and news outlets restricts rights to freedom of the press; photo.
16	Legaspi says farewell as CL editor Northern Iowan 116:33, p.5	02/06/2020	Sophia Legaspi reflects on five semesters at the Northern Iowan and thanks family, friends, coworkers, and readers for their support and encouragement; photos.
17	Meghan Markle and Unethical Journalism Practices Northern Iowan 116:30, p.3	01/27/2020	In the author's opinion, the press coverage surrounding British royal Meghan Markle, especially in comparison to Kate Middleton, has been racist and unethical. Bennethum urges readers to analyze news stories critically and future journalists to report honestly.
18	NI Manager retires after 27 years Northern Iowan 116:28, p.1	01/16/2020	After nearly 27 years of working at the Northern Iowan, Business Manager Michele Smith retired on January 14, 2020. A party was held in her honor at The Horny Toad on Main Street the same day; photos.
19	Be cautious of clickbait news Northern Iowan 116:21, p.3	11/11/2019	In the author's opinion, it is a citizen's civic duty to be informed of current events. Horning cautions readers that companies like Buzzfeed and the Daily Mail operate as businesses, and are geared toward shock headlines to draw in readers rather than necessary information for the public like the goal of investigative journalism; photo.
20	Fast Forward trains in digital media Northern Iowan 116:17, p.4	10/28/2019	UNI's digital media program hosted its 15th annual Fast Forward Digital Media Workshop on October 25th. College and high school students from across the state heard from nearly 30 industry experts, including keynote speaker and UNI alum Ben Hagarty; photos.
21	Print news creates informed minds Northern Iowan 116:6, p.3	09/19/2019	Horning discusses the decline of print newspapers and the rise of internet platforms. In the author's opinion, newspapers provide the highest-qualify journalism and are more valuable than other avenues of information. Free press is a Constitutional right, and college students should read articles from trustworthy news outlets to be informed; photo.
22	Digital media bubble is an issue Northern Iowan 115:35, p.3	02/14/2019	In the author's opinion, the rise and over-saturation of the digital media market has led to job loss for journalists and the loss of a variety of journalism sources will be negative for society; photo.
23	Political polarization needs to be fixed Northern Iowan 115:35, p.3	02/14/2019	In the author's opinion, American society has grown increasingly politically polarized, due in part to the rise in digital media, lack of objective journalism, and increase in information bias. Horning argues that citizens should make mindful attempts to seek out all sides of an issue; photos.
24	Trump criticism is disproportionate Northern Iowan 115:26, p.3	12/03/2018	In the author's opinion, the media has overemphasized negative aspects of Trump's presidency and downplayed his accomplishments. Horning supports freedom of the press but is concerned about obvious bias; photo.
25	Professor discusses diversity in the media Northern Iowan 115:19, p.4	10/29/2018	Professor Gayle Rhineberger-Dunn presented "Myth vs. Reality: Race, Gender, and (In)justice in the Media" at the Rod Library on October 25. Her talk focused on how the media shapes our reality about race, gender, crime and injustices; photo.
26	The disappearance of Khashoggi Northern Iowan 115:18, p.3	10/25/2018	Ave discusses the death of Saudi Arabian journalist Jamal Khashoggi. In the author's opinion, the incident signals a larger attack on freedom of the press, which the United States administration has removed protections for.
27	Prof talks buddies and boogeyman Northern Iowan 115:12, p.2	10/04/2018	Professor Evan Renfro gave the lecture "Buddies and Boogeymen: U.S. Foreign Policy as Domestic Politics" on October 1 in Rod Library as part of the #PanthersVote lecture series, hosted by the American Democracy Project. Renfro discussed mass media and politics; photo.
28	Profs hold Constitutional roundtable Northern Iowan 115:8, p.1	09/20/2018	Professors Scott Peters, Jayme Renfro, Donna Hoffman, Christopher Martin, and Elise DuBord participated in a discussion panel hosted by #PanthersVote for Constitution Day. Topics included politics, economy, the press, and immigration; photos.
29	EU articles harm free speech Northern Iowan 115:7, p.3	09/17/2018	In the author's opinion, two proposed articles relating to the internet, news, and social media in the European Union restrict creative freedom and the free press. King explains how the articles could affect not only Europe, but the United States; photos.
30	NISG cancels NYT subscription Northern Iowan 115:4, p.1	09/06/2018	The Northern Iowa Student Government (NISG) canceled the New York Times subscription. The newspaper was previously available in Maucker Union; photo.
31	Renowned sports journalist visits UNI Northern Iowan 114:32, p.1	01/29/2018	Former sports journalist Bob Ryan visited UNI as part of the Hearst Lecture Series. He discussed his career, and had the audience to ask him questions afterward; photo.
32	Executive editor welcomes readers back Northern Iowan 114:1, p.5	08/24/2017	Northern Iowan editor Clinton Olsasky welcomes new students and returning students to the Northern Iowan. He explains why he feels the Northern Iowan, and journalism, is important and why students should care about it; photo.
33	Satire piece not bullying Northern Iowan 112:53, p.3	04/25/2016	Carr-Murphy defends her satire piece "Student orgs offer help to those in need" in the April Fool's Day edition of the Northern Iowan in response to two letters to the editor submitted to the paper; photo.
34	LTE: French Fry lacked quality Northern Iowan 112:52, p.3	04/21/2016	The author of an anonymous letter to the editor is critical of the Northern Iowan's article "Student orgs offer help to those in need," published in the March 31 French Fry April Fool's Day edition of the paper.
35	Acclaimed author at UNI Northern Iowan 112:50, p.2	04/14/2016	Sonia Nazario, journalist and author of "Enrique's Journey," spoke at UNI on April 12; photos.
36	Journalist talks war Northern Iowan 112:48, p.2	04/07/2016	Journalist Elizabeth Becker gave the presentation "Cambodia and American Intervention: Lessons from History" in Lang Hall Auditorium.
37	LTE: satire piece maligns student orgs Northern Iowan 112:48, p.3	04/07/2016	The author writes a letter to the editor on behalf of the student organizations College Republicans and Right to Life in response to the satire piece "Student orgs offer help to those in need" published in the Northern Iowan on March 31. In the author's opinion, it disparaged both organizations and they ask the Northern Iowan to retract it.
38	Misstakes haunt newspaper Northern Iowan 112:46, p.6	03/31/2016	In this satirical article written for April Fools, the Northern Iowan staff discusses the "ghost" causing editing mistakes in the paper; photo.
39	NCAA tourney: a fanatic among press Northern Iowan 112:44, p.3	03/24/2016	Jamtgaard reflects on gaining NCAA journalist credentials and reporting on the men's basketball team competitions in the Missouri Valley Conference and NCAA tournament; photo.
40	Prof. makes natl. headlines Northern Iowan 112:40, p.1	02/29/2016	After featuring in a Wall Street Journal article, professor Christopher Edginton was then on a Feburary 19 NBC Nightly News story about the link between stress and cholesterol; photos.
41	LTE: exit requirement concerns Northern Iowan 112:39, p.3	02/25/2016	The author writes a letter to the editor in response to the Northern Iowan article "Curriculum changes proposed." In LoBianco's opinion, those proposing additional graduation requirements related to diversity should take into consideration the amount of credits required, and the Northern Iowan should including more quotes from influential people involved in the decision-making process.
42	LTE: IS that all NISG does? Northern Iowan 112:39, p.3	02/25/2016	The author writes a letter to the editor in response to the Northern Iowan article "NISG: Just What Do They Do?" In Ahart's opinion, the article failed in its purpose to educate students about Northern Iowa Student Government (NISG). Ahart suggests attending one of NISG's meetings or following them on social media.
43	Guest column: Growing discontent with the NI Northern Iowan 112:33, p.3	02/04/2016	In Massey's opinion, the student-funded Northern Iowan has published inaccurate and poorly-reported pieces, especially on the topics of Northern Iowa Student Government (NISG) president Katie Evans and tuition increases.
44	Hillary Clinton did not win the IA caucus Northern Iowan 112:33, p.3	02/04/2016	In a letter from the editor, Fisher discusses the issues that occurred at the Iowa Democratic caucus, disputes that Hillary Clinton had a clear victory, and urges readers to sign a petition for a recount; photo.
45	Social media and the Bundy blues Northern Iowan 112:31, p.3	01/28/2016	In the author's opinion, the effect that social media has had on political dialogue is dangerous. Moeller discusses conversations after LaVoy Finicum was shot and killed and Ammon Bundy was arrested; photo.
46	Inform the students, and their senators Northern Iowan 112:24, p.3	11/19/2015	Northern Iowan executive editor Nick Fisher writes an editorial discussing the recent allegations against Northern Iowa Student Government (NISG) president Katie Evans and the disparity of information provided to senators prior to the vote on whether to form an investigative committee; photo.
47	Criticizing the media is 'in,' but accountability is out Northern Iowan 112:20, p.4	11/05/2015	Northern Iowan editor Nick Fisher discusses "Gotcha Journalism" and its effect on modern day politics; photoNorthern Iowa editor Nick Fisher discusses "gotcha journalism," the Northern Iowan's mission statement, and criticisms of the paper; photo.
48	The 'pro-life' pickle: can we find a more accurate term? Northern Iowan 112:18, p.3	10/29/2015	Northern Iowan executive editor Nick Fisher discusses journalistic ethics and pro-life/pro-choice terminology in regard to the recent articles published in the paper about UNI Right to Life, UNI Freethinkers and Inquirers (UNIFI), and UNI Students Together for the Advancement of Reproductive Rights (UNI STARR); photo.
49	Sen. Grassley discusses whistleblowers Northern Iowan 112:6, p.1	09/17/2015	U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley and State Senator Jeff Danielson spoke in support of government whistleblowers and increased legal protection for them in the Maucker Union University Room on September 14; photo.
50	Hot off the web Northern Iowan 112:3, p.2	09/03/2015	Odyssey Online is a news source and social media platform recently introduced at UNI. It allows college students to write articles pertaining to the UNI area and the opportunity to earn gift cards as compensation.
51	Letter from the editor Northern Iowan 110:55, p.	05/01/2014	Amber Rose, editor of the Northern Iowan for the 2014-2015 school year, introduces herself. She welcomes new students and explains the purpose of the Northern Iowan.
52	The slow death of print media Northern Iowan 105:32, p.9	02/03/2009	Concern expressed about the future of print media. The intent of the newspaper industry is to inform the public of activities that affect their lives.
53	Worldly news Northern Iowan 105:28, p.5	01/16/2009	Objectivity in news reporting is difficult to achieve due to choices in sources or subtle bias made by the choice of events to cover. Students urged to examine more than one source of news.
54	How to become an opinion columnist Northern Iowan 104:23, p.8	11/13/2007	Offers seven humorous steps to becoming an opinion columnist.
55	Meet Benjamin J. Allen, president of the University of Northern Iowa Northern Iowa Today 90:2, p.0	07/01/2006	Discusses Allen's experiences as a first generation college student, family history, high school activities and interests leading up to college. Involvement in Vietnam war, influence of his mother, advisers, and quotes with his initial experiences as the president of UNI; photo.
56	Controversial cartoons test freedom of speech Northern Iowan 102:42, p.1	03/03/2006	Several students and faculty members offer their views on the publication of cartoons which Muslims find offensive; photo.
57	SPJ offers students opportunity to advance Northern Iowan 101:27, p.1	12/07/2004	The Society of Professional Journalists has been revived on the UNI campus.
58	Terrifying techniques on terrorism coverage Northern Iowan 101:4, p.5	09/10/2004	Takes issue with how government leaders are conducting the war on terror and also with how the media portrays 'experts' in its coverage.
59	The Legacy guilty of not checking facts; false accusations Northern Iowan 100:53, p.6	04/23/2004	Believes The Legacy should have taken more steps to ensure the accuracy of its content and not become a "misery merchant" for race relations.
60	The Legacy apologizes for false statements against the NI Northern Iowan 100:52, p.9	04/20/2004	The editor and publisher of The Legacy apologize for false statements made in an article questioning the Northern Iowan's hiring practices.
61	UNI professor co-authors first-ever global index on media bribery Public Relations News Release 2003:0, p.1	09/22/2003	Dean Kruckeberg and Katerina Tsetsura publish work outlining practice of bribing journalists to receive coverage.
62	Electronic media students receive Iowa Broadcast News Association Awards Public Relations News Release 2002:529, p.1	05/12/2003	Eric Braley and Brian Jansen receive awards for efforts in electronic news media; other award winners are listed.
63	Arnett's trash got him canned Northern Iowan 99:48, p.7	04/08/2003	Believe journalists need to maintain their objectivity when reporting the news.
64	Journalism becoming a major consideration Northern Iowan 99:35, p.1	02/11/2003	Department of Communication Studies is considering adding a journalism major to their curriculum.
65	Media miscues Northern Iowan 99:17, p.7	10/29/2002	Believes that readers must realize the difference between a news story and an opinion column.
66	Journalism Club starts fifth year of discipline, ethics Northern Iowan 97:43, p.15	03/06/2001	Students minoring in journalism are invited to join the Society of Professional Journalists.
67	Journalism in the modern world Northern Iowan 94:13, p.1	10/14/1997	Bob Levy presents address on journalistic ethics; photo.
68	In pursuit of responsible journalism? Public Relations News Release 1997:57, p.1	10/02/1997	Bob Levey, a columnist for the Washington Post, will speak October 9 on the role of responsible journalism.
69	Recreating the news--trend or ratings ploy? Public Relations News Release 1989:459, p.1	03/07/1990	Professor Barbara Lounsberry discusses the recreation of major news events by television networks. She speaks on the misleading nature of news recreations, and predicts their continued use in the future.
70	Financial 'villain' causes cuts; lack of funding Northern Iowan 86:34, p.1	02/02/1990	Five journalism courses dropped due to lack of funds and lack of qualified faculty.
71	Top awards in district communications recognition program again go to University of Northern Iowa's Office of Public Relations Public Relations News Release 1989:361, p.1	01/25/1990	The Council for Advancement and Support of Education awards the Office of Public Relations with the Exceptional Achievement Award, as well as two awards of merit. Awards were received for exceptional electronic media.
72	The decade of the '80s--top 10 stories Public Relations News Release 1989:316, p.1	12/21/1989	Professor Tom Ryan recounts the top news stories of the decade. Stories include increased U. S. involvement in Central American affairs, as well as the presidency of Ronald Reagan.
73	Top 10 national stories that made the news in '89 Public Relations News Release 1989:316, p.1	12/21/1989	Professor Tom Ryan lists the top national news stories of the year. Stories include the Supreme Court's decision on abortion, the war on drugs, and developments in the Soviet Union.
74	Top five Iowa stories that made the news in '89 Public Relations News Release 1989:316, p.1	12/21/1989	A Sioux City airliner crash and Iowa gambling problems make headline news.
75	Panther broadcast aired on cable TV Northern Iowan 86:11, p.6	10/10/1989	Broadcast journalism students put together daily news show.
76	Waterloo Courier editors to instruct journalism classes Northern Iowan 85:2, p.4	08/30/1988	Saul Shapiro and Dan Dundon will teach; Department of English still seeking regular staff members; photo.
77	Courier editors to lead fall journalism classes Northern Iowan 84:66, p.1	07/22/1988	Saul Shapiro and Dan Dundon will teach.
78	Tom Pettit to receive honorary degree from University of Northern Iowa Public Relations News Release 1987:388, p.1	04/21/1988	The Board of Regents approves the granting of the Doctor of Humane Letters degree to NBC correspondent, Tom Petitt, at the spring commencement ceremonies. Pettit has been the recipient of the Alumni Achievement Award, and several awards in his field.
79	How deep should journalists dig to get "dirt" on candidates? Public Relations News Release 1987:305, p.1	03/10/1988	Professor Bill Kunerth visits to discuss the limitations of journalism when researching presidential candidates.
80	Journalism scholarships available Northern Iowan 84:34, p.5	02/02/1988	Pettit Scholarships available.
81	University of Northern Iowa to offer two Tom Pettit scholarships to journalism students Public Relations News Release 1987:241, p.1	02/01/1988	NBC's Tom Pettit offers two two-hundred dollar scholarships to students of journalism. Previous recipients of the awards include Andrea Zhiss, Rodney Reicks, Elizabeth Bingham, Lynn Olson, Katherine Thompson, and Linda Balk.
82	Register staff writer to teach journalism course at Northern Iowa Public Relations News Release 1987:201, p.1	01/13/1988	The Des Moines Registers' Jack Hovelson instructs a course on journalism and news writing.
83	UNI names Petitt Journalism Scholarship recipients Public Relations News Release 1987:306, p.1	04/07/1987	The Department of English Language and Literature names Rodney Reicks and Andrew Zhiss the recipients of the Tom Pettit scholarships. The students were recognized for their academic accomplishments and participation in journalism.
84	Political reporter to discuss 'Politics and the Press' Thursday (Feb. 12) at UNI Public Relations News Release 1987:210, p.1	02/09/1987	David Yepsen of the Des Moines Register appeared in Maucker Union to discuss the media's relationship with politics. The event was sponsored by the Political Science Club.
85	Applications now available for UNI Pettit scholarships in journalism Public Relations News Release 1987:202, p.1	02/04/1987	Students planning a career in communications with a journalism minor begin applying for two-hundred dollar Pettit scholarships. Applicants require six hours of credit in journalism, and must submit samples of their work.
86	Tanzanian journalist and radio producer to speak on 'feminism's relevance for East African women' Tuesday (Oct. 28) at UNI Public Relations News Release 1987:76, p.1	10/22/1986	Fatma Alloo conducted a lecture on feminism in East Africa in the Art Building-South. Alloo had worked as a radio producer in Tanzania, Uganda, and England. While in Iowa, she spoke to classes of women's studies, international studies, and journalism.
87	Bingham, Olson receive Pettit scholarships at UNI Public Relations News Release 1986:338, p.1	04/01/1986	The two students received the $200 scholarships from the journalism section of the department of english language and literature; the funding for the scholarships comes from Tom Pettit, an alumni and award-winning NBC reporter.
88	Journalism honorary society formed Northern Iowan 77:53, p.5	05/05/1981	Society for Collegiate Journalism re-organized.
89	UNI contemporary literature focuses on new journalism and factual fiction Public Relations News Release 1980:5, p.1	08/07/1980	The new course "Contemporary Literature" will be offered in the fall semester which explores the recent hybrid forms of literature.
90	New course Northern Iowan 74:46, p.5	03/31/1978	O. R. Schmidt will teach course on women in journalism.
91	Field journalism course offered spring semester Northern Iowan 73:17, p.11	10/29/1976	New course will be offered in field journalism this spring semester.
92	UNI grads featured on journalism panel Thursday Northern Iowan 73:12, p.3	10/12/1976	Terry Besser, Bob Dorr, Deb Lorenzen, Ann Michaelson, and Dave Paxton to participate in panel discussion at Northeast Iowa Professional Chapter of Women in Communications meeting.
93	"Sportscasting Seminar" Northern Iowan 73:6, p.10	09/21/1976	Department of Speech is offering an experimental course in sportcasting.
94	Minor expanded Northern Iowan 73:2, p.3	09/03/1976	Two new courses to be added to journalism minor.
95	DeHoff and Schmidt to lead seminars Northern Iowan 72:46, p.9	03/26/1976	Seminars will cover American newspapers and teaching journalism.
96	Journalism Northern Iowan 70:56, p.3	06/14/1974	Three journalism courses offered this summer.
97	Fifth high school newspaper conference here Saturday Northern Iowan 68:5, p.1	10/01/1971	One hundred students and advisors will attend.
98	Journalism minor; before committee Northern Iowan 67:40, p.12	03/19/1971	Will be considered in CHFA curriculum committee.
99	Faculty approves six new majors Northern Iowan 67:13, p.1	10/30/1970	Approve new majors in Asian Studies, Journalism, Linguistics, Philosophy, Religion, and Social Work.
100	Untitled Northern Iowan 65:7, p.4	10/01/1968	High school students practice their writing at the Conference on the High School Newspaper; photo.