All posts tagged "journalism"
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Social media apps no substitute for journalism
The number of journalism jobs continues to decline as social media takes its place, and instead of reporting credible news, it frequently sends out misinformation...
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Take journalism classes
If you are a recurring reader of the Tiger Hi-Line, odds are you would enjoy writing for it. For the past three years I have...
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Journalism staffer compares broadcast, Hi-Line experiences
Senior year of highschool is typically the year where students can relax and leave their schedule open, with releases and study halls, or they can...
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Hi-Line alumna shining at UNI
Above are only a few of Sierra Steen’s (’16) award winning graphics published in the Hi-Line. At far left was a graphic for an article...
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Releasing Russian files on Trump shows breach in ethical reporting
On Jan. 10, 10 days before the inauguration of Donald Trump, Buzzfeed News published a dossier full of scathing and ferocious allegations about the current...
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Our View: Reporter had First Amendment on his side in Missouri standoff
Our View The University of Missouri is in a state of turmoil. After a post by student body president Payton Head about racial slurs went...
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Big Cats on Campus: Austin Anderson
By: Allie Taiber Settled in front of his computer screen, Iowa State freshman Austin Anderson spills words, stories and ideas that have been marinating in...
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The Write Stuff: Editor-in-chief recounts rewards from journalism experiences
There isn’t a greater class to take than journalism if you are itching to impact lives. You get to prove your creativity to an actual...
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Hi-Line staff invites new members
There is one class at the high school that teaches students to write, communicate, manage deadlines, work as a team and boosts self confidence —...
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Old News? With changing media, print news on last leg
By Vincent Stigliani 2010 Right now, you are more than likely holding history. By that, I don’t mean this article specifically; I am talking about...
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Colleges returning to using standardized testing for admissions
Standardized testing has long been debated over. Now with many colleges after the pandemic requiring SAT scores again to apply, many students struggle to rise above their scores. These...
