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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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 drew...
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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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PHC Journalism alumnus Daniel Kishi ('17) has been keeping an eye on the journalism industry from his position as associate editor at The American Conservative. His latest piece notes, “The death of...
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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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"At a time in which many Americans feel disenfranchised, disillusioned and defenseless, [localism's] empowerment may act as a sort of balm," writes Gracy Olmstead in her April 11 opinion in the New...
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