The Value of Student Journalism Has Never Been Clearer
A student editor shares the access and trust she gains from being in the thick of the campus protests.
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This Boston preschool is teaching children in Creole and English — and instilling Haitian pride
The Toussaint L’Ouverture Academy is teaching Creole fluency while also helping families by easing translation burdens for children of immigrant parents.
Know Your Beat: Being a Health Reporter
Health news and medical breakthroughs are vital information for the public. Learn how NBC News reporters stay on top of the medical beat.
How to Make a FOIA Request
See a FOIA request sample and learn how NBC News’ Suzy Khimm makes the most of her public records requests.
Make Your Resume Stand Out to HR Managers, Not AI Bots
NBCUniversal hiring managers share why applicants should focus on human connections to stand out in a competitive job market.
Understanding Arab American Heritage
There are many misconceptions about Arab Americans to debunk — and accomplishments to celebrate.
Level Up: Reporting on Historically Marginalized Communities
How can journalists improve their reporting on underrepresented communities? Hear top tips from NBCU News Group journalists.
Media Is in Flux. Don’t Let That Dissuade You From a Journalism Career.
There are many reasons a journalism education still matters.
How the NBC Olympics Team Goes for the Gold
Find out the leadership skills that it takes to cover the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris.
Know Your Beat: How Education Reporters Can Succeed
Learn how NBC News’ Rehema Ellis finds the major stories affecting U.S. schools and universities.
Level Up: How To Tell Compelling Stories
Hear advice about how to tell stories and find characters for TV news from top NBCU News Group journalists.
Environmental Journalism: Reporting on Climate Change
Climate change impacts all life on Earth. Here’s the personal story that inspired Noticias Telemundo’s environmental beat reporter.
Survive Tough Assignments with This NBC News Producer’s Gear
Field assignments for journalists can be cold and wet. Here’s what an NBC News supervising producer carries to survive the elements.
Know Your Beat: White House Reporting
Get the inside scoop on covering the president from Monica Alba, an NBC News White House correspondent.
Elevating Women’s Sports Coverage
As Iowa Hawkeyes’ Caitlin Clark and other female athletes shatter records, NBC Sports’ Zora Stephenson feels “gratitude” to cover it all.
‘My Brother’s Keeper’ Marks a Decade of Bolstering Young Men of Color
by Trymaine Lee, MSNBC and NBC News correspondent
How Reflective Pavements Are Helping This LA Community Beat the Heat
Pacoima’s cooling project could be a playbook for other incredibly warm — and often working-class — California neighborhoods to get relief.
Long Before AI or Streaming Impacted the News, There Was NBC SuperNet
In the early days of online news, the NBC SuperNet set high standards for digital reporting.
Don’t Just Hire Black Journalists During Black History Month
Hire them all year-round — and not only for stories about race.
The Educators Embracing AI in the Classroom
Programs like aiEDU make it easier for overworked and under-resourced teachers to educate students about technology.
Chyrons, Lower Thirds, Banners: What Are They?
Whether you call them chyrons, lower thirds, banners or supers, these crucial TV news graphics need to be simple, punchy and concise.
‘Black Twitter’ Provided a Clickbait Goldmine. It’s Time for the Media to Reexamine That.
Here are the lessons journalists can learn from their complicated relationship to the social subculture.
Why the Israel-Hamas War Has Been So Deadly for Journalists
More than 85 journalists have been killed since the start of the Israel-Hamas war. Here’s how to put that into context.
Less Casual, More Business: How to Dress for Your Job Interview
While it’s better to be overdressed for a media job interview than underdressed, recruiters can help clue you in on what to wear.
