Even though Professor Dave Karpf teaches a lecture titled “So You’ve Been Publicly Shamed on Twitter” in his Strategic Communication class at George Washington University, he never imagined a throwaway joke about a New York Times columnist would catapult him into the middle of a
On March 31, five women met to discuss women in media on The George Washington University’s Mount Vernon campus. The panel focused on President Donald Trump’s Twitter feed, so called “fake news,” and the lack of women in top media and legislative positions. The panel
If the mainstream media thought President Trump was going to leave his demonization of their profession to press conferences and rallies, last Thursday must have been a rude awakening. Following a February 16 press conference where the President spent a significant amount of time taking
The talk of the town this past week has been the implementation of President Trump’s executive orders. The news cycle has erred on the side of being negative, and some are questioning why the media is focusing merely on the negative aspects of Trump’s executive orders. Current Press
Student media across the nation as been feeling the censorship heat – according to a new study.