Journalism Coursework
News and feature stories written for journalism courses at The University of Alabama. Each piece reports on real events and real people. The stories are unpublished and were written for course credit.
JCM 180: Journalistic Practices and Principles
Fall 2025. News and feature stories reported on real events and real people, written for course credit.
Perspectives From Professionals on the Ethical Practices of AI in Journalism
Two journalism professionals told University of Alabama students that ethics matter more than ever as artificial intelligence enters the newsroom.
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Journalist Breaks Barriers in the Workforce, Air Force, and Education
Tuskegee Airman, Wesleyan pioneer and the first president of the National Association of Black Journalists, Chuck Stone spent a career crushing racial barriers.
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University of Alabama Hosts an Event to Increase Student Involvement
More than 500 student organizations filled the Quad for the semiannual Get On Board Day, connecting students with clubs, communities and campus resources.
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What the University of Alabama’s Camellia Center is All About
A recent graduate walked a journalism class through the counseling, advocacy and volunteer opportunities at the center formerly known as the Women and Gender Resource Center.
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