Student journalists from a dozen different Virginia publication staffs have been named Crown Award finalists by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association (CSPA) for work produced during the 2019-20 academic year. All 12 of the nominated publications will receive either a Silver or Gold Crown Award...

You've probably seen media bias charts floating around the internet. But what about an interactive version? The interactive Media Bias Chart from Ad Fontes Media allows you and your students to engage with the Media Bias chart, analyzing data based on reliability, source bias, source accuracy and...

COVID-19 may have limited our schools' ability to attend physical workshops and conferences, but journalism students and their teachers need access to high-quality lessons, resources and inspiration now more than ever. The Virginia Association of Journalism Teachers and Advisers, in collaboration...

JMU and VAJTA have decided to cancel this year's jCamp due to COVID-19. We are extremely disappointed, as we had our largest number of early bird registrations ever. While we cannot welcome  you to JMU's campus in July, there are many virtual workshop opportunities from around the country available...

Supporters of the New Voices movement in Virginia achieved an important milestone yesterday in the House of Delegates as a bill to protect student press rights survived its first legislative test. The bill, HB-36, was approved by the Post-secondary and Higher Education subcommittee by a vote of 5-3. If...