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School of Journalism

"You absolutely belong" Kathleen McElroy empowers students to be the next generation of ethical leaders

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Adam Beard's love of storytelling came from watching and playing sports | Alumni Q&A - Where Are They Now?

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5 Classes to Look Out For During Registration + Part 2: Classes to Check Out During Registration​

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Sebastian Herrera says great journalism goes beyond checking a box | Alumni Q&A - Where Are They Now?

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Reporting Words

First-generation students face greater academic and social pressures during pandemic

 

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Anthony Carreón donated plasma to make ends meet during college.

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Increased funding to redirect crisis calls to mental health responders rather than the police

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Mackenzie Ulam volunteers at a crisis text line and has stayed up with people as they contemplated ending their life.

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Despite new barriers, organizers in Texas boost voter turnout

 

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Record levels of voter turnout during a pandemic could not have happened without the work of volunteers.

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“Sorry, we’re open” became “Sorry, we’re closed” but Magnolia Cafe’s memories live on

 

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Kent Cole had two rules. The name had to have the word “cafe” and egg puns weren’t allowed.

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Asian American Journalists Association

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Co-editor and designer

Our first issue of the University of Texas at Austin's AAJA zine, Reflections, is centered around the theme of EMBRACE. To accept, acknowledge and share ourselves in our full wholeness as Asian Americans, as creatives, and ultimately as humans. We are more than our singular experiences, but we share these stories in hopes of shining light on the nuances that make up our identity as individuals and as a community.

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