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Few University Students Reading Newspapers Online

Newspaper Research Journal, 2002
Students at a Midwestern university reported that they were much more likely to read the campus paper and other newspapers in print rather than online newspapers.
Bonnie Bressers, Lori Bergen
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University students’ identification of stigmatizing schizophrenia in Italian newspapers.

American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 2015
Stigma associated with mental disorders represents one main obstacle to receive appropriate care for people with mental disorders. Compared to adults, university students have higher levels of stigmatizing attitudes toward patients with schizophrenia.
Pingani, Luca, Evans Lacko, Sara, Del Vecchio, Valeria, LUCIANO, Mario, Catellani, Sara, Hamati, Arneda, Rigatelli, Marco, FIORILLO, Andrea   +7 more
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Student Suicide in India: An Analysis of Newspaper Articles (2019–2023)

Early Intervention in Psychiatry
Student suicide is one significant public health concern across the world, including India. In recent years, the surge in suicide cases has further worried mental health professionals and policymakers.
S. Maji, Gerald Jordan, Saurabh Bansod, Aditesh Upadhyay, Diveesha Deevela, Susmita Biswas   +5 more
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Organizational Influences on Student Newspapers: A Survey of Newspapers of ACEJMC Programs

Southwestern Mass Communication Journal, 2019
Surveys of student editors, faculty advisers and academic affairs administrators of journalism and mass communication programs accredited by the Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism in Mass Communication suggest that influences at the organizational level do have an impact on the content of student newspapers.
Shaniece B. Bickham, Jae-Hwa Shin
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Dimensions of Student Interest in Reading Newspapers

Journalism & Mass Communication Educator, 1996
Researchers have long been perplexed by the declining interest shown in newspaper readership since 1970, especially among college-age readers (e.g. Barnhust & Wartella, 1991). At present, fewer than 40 percent of adults under the age of 30 subscribe to a paper.
Leo W. Jeffres, David J. Atkin
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Student resistance movements in higher education: an analysis of the depiction of Black Lives Matter student protests in news media

Black Liberation in Higher Education, 2019
Popular media shapes societal perceptions and discourse. The growing use of news media in higher education practices (outreach, admissions, and campus communication) have heightened the need for institutional leadership to not only understand the general
Meseret F. Hailu, Molly Sarubbi
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Newspaper Reading Choices by College Students

Newspaper Research Journal, 1998
This survey of college students finds more interest in news and newspapers than is usually assumed about young adults.
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Not “Citizens in Waiting”: Student Counter-Narratives of Anti-Equity Campaigns

Educational Policy
Recent efforts prohibiting race-related diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives have informed localized public pushback narrating anti-equity campaigns.
Andrene J. Castro, April Hewko, Kevin L. Clay, Genevieve Siegel-Hawley, Kimberly Bridges   +4 more
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Newspaper's apology to students shows ignorance of FERPA

The Successful Registrar, 2020
It was November 12 last year, about noon. I was putting the wraps on my February 2020 column when I heard the news that the editors of The Daily Northwestern, an independent newspaper located on Northwestern University's campus, had apologized to the student demonstrators who had protested the on‐campus appearance of former Attorney General Jeff ...
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The Instructional Independence of Daily Student Newspapers

Journalism & Mass Communication Educator, 1996
Journalism educators have spent decades debating which form of student newspaper-the curriculum-based laboratory paper or one independent of university or departmental control-best serves the interests of students, educators and future employers. While Ingelhart created criteria to differentiate between the two publishing forms,l such qualitative ...
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