Journalism thrives through local nonprofits, says former New York Times executive editor
On Nov. 13 at the Sarasota Garden Club, a lush green venue along Sarasota’s Boulevard of the Arts, local nonprofit
On Nov. 13 at the Sarasota Garden Club, a lush green venue along Sarasota’s Boulevard of the Arts, local nonprofit
Note: Several students requested their names be withheld citing concerns for their academic safety. Additionally, an earlier version of this
Note: This story was previously published by the Catalyst, New College’s now-defunct student-run newspaper which inspired Old School Catalyst’s inception. Out of
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Journalism is a catalyst. A spark for scrutiny, accountability, and change. We teach students the skills needed to uphold these values in the face of those who resist them.