ON Friday, October 9, 2026, Emmanuel Kojo Kwarteng became a lawyer, adding the legal profession to a diverse career spanning journalism, marketing, corporate communications, public relations, banking, authorship, alternative dispute resolution (ADR) and community service. His story demonstrates the power of continuous…
Feed Me New York Magazine is sourcing stories in Brooklyn subreddits. Plus: a $15k Zyn case, Trump fights to extend daylight savings, and more. Today’s newsletter includes: A rumored NYPD x Supreme collab, a $15,000 Zyn case for your friend who made…
Just months after stepping off the graduation stage earlier this year, Grant Johnson stepped into his new role as a reporter at ABC30 — a dream he has had since he was in middle school. He believes his social media and investigative…
Strathclyde journalism students gained first-hand experience of strategic communications through a two-day Live Lab event held in April 2026 at the University of Strathclyde. The initiative was designed to broaden access to careers in the sector and create pathways for students…
Longtime international journalist died Oct. 20 at age 74 KINGSTON, R.I. – Nov. 5, 2026 – Long before his byline appeared in newspapers around the world, John Geddes ’74 worked as an electrician while he was a student at the University of Rhode Island in the early 1970s. His…
Crain's New York Op-ed: Protecting New Yorkâs tech talent leadership Gov. Kathy Hochul's administration has shown a willingness to explore reforming the state's Scaffold Law, a lightning rod issue that has been discussed for years.
Voyage Dallas Today weâd like to introduce you to LaâTeria Robinson Hi LaâTeria, thanks for joining us today Weâd love for you to start by introducing yourself.It feels so good to be able to sit…
Chandra Clark is an associate professor in journalism and creative media at The University of Alabama. Over the past 13 years she's cultivated a relationship with the Alabama Public Safety Leadership Academy. It goes by APSLA for short. "The Alabama Public…
Daily Excelsior Brig Advitya [email protected] greatest danger for middle powers may not be great-power confrontation, but great-power accommodation When two elephants fight, the grass suffers, Singaporeâs founding Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew famously observed, referring to the US-China rivalry…
An Indian employee has questioned why professionals working in India are routinely expected to sacrifice their evenings to accommodate colleagues in the United States, after a daily team meeting was pushed to 7 pm following the latest US daylight saving time…
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