First Appointment Under Ebony-Jet Reorganization Mira Lowe, a former Newsday associate editor brought to Johnson Publishing Co. two years ago as one of the first

Washington Post Writer Glad He Didn’t Become M.E. Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson won the Pulitzer Prize for commentary on Monday, and the Detroit Free

First U.S. Journalist Found Guilty of Spying by Tehran "An American journalist jailed in Iran has been convicted of spying and sentenced to eight years

Washington Post Writer Glad He Didn’t Become M.E. Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson won the Pulitzer Prize for commentary on Monday, and the Detroit Free

Bakery Boss Called Writer "the M.F. That Killed My Dad" "After striking a deal with prosecutors, Devaughndre Broussard described in detail how he carried out

updated April 16 Detective Accused of Compromising Case Is Sidelined "Murder charges against former Your Black Muslim Bakery leader Yusuf Bey IV and another man in

Updated April 15    Tucker to Become D.C.-Based Political Columnist As the Atlanta Journal-Constitution was announcing that Editorial Page Editor Cynthia Tucker will become a Washington-based

  Participants in the Reznet News project for Native American student journalists visited the Detroit News in 2007 in search of job openings. (Credit: Detroit

Updated April 8 and 9 Pulitzer-Winning Photog Diaz Meyer Among Layoffs At least 10 journalists of color were among those laid off Tuesday at the

http://www.famu.edu/sjgc/UserFiles/Image/Dean%20Hawkins.JPG Caption: James E. Hawkins FAMU J-School to Move Teachers Lacking Master’s Because they lack master’s degrees, three full-time employees at Florida A&M University’s School

Orange County Register Lays Off Sportswriting Veteran Art Thompson III, a sportswriter at the Orange County (Calif.) Register for more than 20 years and for