By Richard Lee Andrew Cuomo’s leadership throughout the coronavirus crisis has earned the New York governor a place in the national spotlight. At one time, #PresidentCuomo was trending on Twitter. He has been mentioned as a possible running mate — and… Read More ›
By Samantha Burgio At schools in New York full of students from different parts of the state and different states altogether, conversations and debates of “upstate New York vs. downstate New York” are never scarce. People who do not know… Read More ›
By Joe Ceraulo For the third straight week, a Tuesday filled with primary elections came up big for former Vice President Joe Biden. Three states (Arizona, Florida and Illinois) held primary elections on Tuesday, March 17, after Ohio opted to… Read More ›
By Julia Schneider Online school, take-out only restaurants, no sports, yet somehow the primaries in three states still prevailed. Following the precedent set by the flu pandemic of 1918 and World War II, voters in Illinois, Florida and Arizona defied… Read More ›
While it is abundantly clear that the novel coronavirus is a global epidemic requiring the collaboration of health departments across the world to contain, one group, Asians, seems to be taking all the blame. A combination of misinformation and the… Read More ›
Journalism students from St. Bonaventure University presented a live televised report on Tuesday’s primary elections. The broadcast was a joint project produced by the Jandoli Institute, TAPinto Greater Olean and SBU-TV. VIEW BROADCAST Jandoli School of Communication students Joe Ceraulo… Read More ›
Journalism students from St. Bonaventure University will present a live televised report on Tuesday’s primary elections. The broadcast, scheduled to begin at 10 p.m., is a joint project produced by the Jandoli Institute, TAPinto Greater Olean and SBU-TV, which will… Read More ›
By Ethan Pryor It’s primary season, and women have been a big part of the Democraic primary proicess. Being on the cusp of Women’s History Month and having Elizabeth Warren, Amy Klobuchar, and Tulsi Gabbard carving new pathways for women… Read More ›
By Daniel Wenke During the process of presidential campaigning, the line for privacy seems to disappear. Journalists and the public seem to find things such as tax returns and medical records to be a top priority. We saw it back… Read More ›
Here is a look at what the media is covering in the Super Tuesday states. The overview was compiled by students in a Media and Democracy course at St. Bonaventure University Alabama: Delegates: 61 (52 pledged, 9 super) Five things… Read More ›
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