By Jake Mauff I was on the Hill the day James Comey testified in front of the Senate. That’s a bit greater description than the story warrants, but it happened […]
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By Nicole Dan Despite the large number of women currently getting their degrees in journalism, the field is still largely male. I was grateful for the opportunity to attend the […]
By Makena Kelly A few weeks ago, after I had straggled my way back from the Federal Communications Commission, my editor walked up to me and said, “Welcome back. I […]
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Touring the Capitol
By Jake Mauff I was on the Hill the day James Comey testified in front of the Senate. That’s a bit greater description than the story warrants, but it happened […]
Gender Lens Conference
By Nicole Dan Despite the large number of women currently getting their degrees in journalism, the field is still largely male. I was grateful for the opportunity to attend the […]
The Time I Got My Own Seat
By Makena Kelly A few weeks ago, after I had straggled my way back from the Federal Communications Commission, my editor walked up to me and said, “Welcome back. I […]