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Penn State's student newspaper, the Daily Collegian, to lose all of its university funding - Vimarsana News

Penn State's student newspaper, the Daily Collegian, to lose all of its university funding

The Daily Collegian, a news outlet published by Penn State students, will lose all of its funding from the university’s general fund by the 2024-25 fiscal year.

Source: wpsu.org
Bloomington approves controversial zoning changes to allow smaller lots - Vimarsana News

Bloomington approves controversial zoning changes to allow smaller lots

Measures aimed at more affordable new homes passed after months of debate, while in Richfield the city is pushing duplexes in redevelopment.

Daily Collegian seeks news adviser - Vimarsana News

Daily Collegian seeks news adviser

The news adviser: Recruits staff and runs the Candidate School, a semester-long training program for prospective reporters and future editors. Trains copy editors, beat editors, multi-media, digital and social media editors. Critiques content and all platform presentations. Advises on editorial strategies to grow audience. Advises current staff members. Promotes internship and employment opportunities. Employment terms This is a 10-month part-time position, July-April, at 20 hours per week. Benefits package includes health insurance and paid holidays. Salary range is $30,000-$40,000 based on ...

Source: psu.edu
Daily Collegian Staff, Ownership At Odds Over Copyright Dispute, 'Exploitation' - Vimarsana News

Daily Collegian Staff, Ownership At Odds Over Copyright Dispute, 'Exploitation'

published a Medium.com column Thursday publicly addressing their frustration with the student newspaper’s leadership. The dispute centers around a newly introduced contract attempting to claim the copyright of all student-created works at the paper. The agreement would give the Collegian’s ownership “all rights, title, and interest, including copyright, to any and all content,” including photographs, videos, written work, sound recordings, and more. The original contract also gave Collegian management the right to “reproduce, copy, sell, exhibit, publish, or distribute” staff work...