An exploration of two contradictory trends in American society — the decline of history in the nation’s educational system and an explosion of popular history across various mediums.
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Not your normal Super Tuesday; Not your normal SOTU
No matter how long one follows politics, there’s always something new around the corner.
The 1984 Mondale campaign has a lesson for Nikki Haley
Walter Mondale ran for president in a different era than Nikki Haley — and as a member of a different political party. But the paths of the Democratic who ran for the Oval Office in 1984 and the Republican seeking her party’s 2024 nomination may intersect today.
PolitiFact Workshop returns to St. Bonaventure
Students are once again working with PolitiFact Senior Correspondent Louis Jacobson and Jandoli Institute Executive Director Richard Lee to check facts and write articles for PolitiFact.
Professors collaborate on interdisciplinary hybrid journalism stories
Professors will work in partnership to shape ideas and concepts from the different disciplines into well-researched, well-reported and well-written journalism.
Professors discuss benefits of hybrid journalism
Participants in Round 1 of our Hybrid Journalism Project discuss their experiences and the benefits of interdisciplinary collaboration.
It’s National News Literacy Week
For News Literacy Week, the Jandoli Institute asked faculty at St. Bonaventure University’s Jandoli School of Communication to share their thoughts on the importance of news literacy.
When a carefully-orchestrated event goes south
Even the most powerful people are subject to circumstances beyond their control – and this is exactly what happened to President Joe Biden Friday.
Public policy garners little attention in media coverage of presidential race
It’s not unusual for horserace issues to dominate campaign coverage, but it is intriguing to see that posts on international affairs appeared much more often than domestic issues, which have a more immediate impact on voters.
New college course will explore pop culture, the media and public policy
The lines between entertainment and politics have always been blurry, but the distinction is even less clear today.
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