The journalism industry is a mess, writes PHC Journalism Professor Les Sillars in WORLD Magazine’s Saturday Series. In an essay titled, “The Abolition of Journalism,” he points out that news...
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The journalism industry is a mess, writes PHC Journalism Professor Les Sillars in WORLD Magazine’s Saturday Series. In an essay titled, “The Abolition of Journalism,” he points out that news...
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Grace Richardson (Journalism, Class of 2017) started as a production assistant last month on Fox News@Night, hosted by Shannon Bream.
Grace joins PHC classmate Kendra Olson (Class of 2017), who...
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Nathan Martin, Class of ’09, says that what gets him excited is the chance to ask—and maybe sometimes start to answer—questions about the future of work and education.
His current title is...
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After five years of full-time Christian ministry, including three as a missionary in Kenya, Marshall Allen became a reporter. His excellent work on the cost of health care with the Las Vegas Sun...
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Dr. Marvin Olasky, Editor-in-Chief of WORLD Magazine, has some excellent advice for Christian high school seniors considering where to apply to college this fall.
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“Listening In” interviewed PHC journalism professor Dr. Les Sillars last week about objectivity, the mainstream media’s crisis of credibility, and the role of stories in news.
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