Journalism | Dan Lawton

Bill O’Reilly Lifts My Story on Political Diversity at UO

Dan Lawton / August 6, 2009

They say imitation is the most sincere form of flattery, so I guess I should be blushing like a schoolgirlÂ […]

Dan Lawton / July 30, 2009

Accra, Ghana–Choco is a village just twenty minutes from Accra.Â Â Â It appears small geographically, but the population is impossible to

Dan Lawton / July 20, 2009

Accra, Ghana–I have recently determined that sitting poolside at the Erata Hotel in East Legon is the only tolerable way

Dan Lawton / July 16, 2009

I am sitting in the fourth seat of a commuter van in Accra, Ghana, where I have fallen into a

Dan Lawton / June 23, 2009

Salzburg, Austria— Catching my eye in Monday’s New York Times was a pair of columns from Paul Krugman and Ross

Over at ESPN.com, sports columnist Rick Reilly has a feature called “The one E-Mail that Wasn’t Insulting,” in which he

Such is the assertion of UO undergraduate Becky Weissman, whose letter to the editor, “Emerald Should Run Unbiased Opinions,” decried

Among the full-time faculty of the University departments of journalism, law, political science, sociology and economics, there are 111 registered

The University of Oregon School of Journalism and Communication hosted a conference on social media Wednesday that featured a cadre

As journalism forges its role in a digital paradigm rife with instability, one question will continue to pester it: Who

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During a 2005 debate, former Bush legal adviser John Yoo was asked: “If the president deems that he’s got to