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Scripps Howard Foundation Provides $1 Million Grants to Merrill College, ASU to Support Journalists with AI Tools
CINCINNATI – The Scripps Howard Foundation is giving $2 million to the Howard Centers for Investigative Journalism at the University of Maryland and Arizona State University to empower journalists with artificial intelligence tools. The three-year grants will allow the Howard Centers to test and pil...View Article Details for Scripps Howard Foundation Provides $1 Million Grants to Merrill College, ASU to Support Journalists with AI Tools -
Meet the 2024-25 Howard Center for Investigative Journalism Fellows
Here are the bios for the terrific group of 12 Howard Center for Investigative Journalism fellows at the University of Maryland's Philip Merrill College of Journalism.Our returning fellows — Aidan Hughes, Mennatala Ibrahim, Cait Kelley, Adriana Navarro, April Quevedo and Caley Fox Shannon — are join...View Article Details for Meet the 2024-25 Howard Center for Investigative Journalism Fellows -
Scripps Howard Fund Announces New Class of Roy W. Howard Fellows
CINCINNATI — Five investigative journalists will receive hands-on experience working at major media outlets as the new class of Roy W. Howard Fellows. The yearlong fellowships are supported by the Scripps Howard Fund.The nonprofit newsrooms hosting the fellows during the program are: The Maine Monit...View Article Details for Scripps Howard Fund Announces New Class of Roy W. Howard Fellows -
Merrill College's Povich Center, Howard Center, CNS Project ‘Gambling on Campus’ Wins IRE, APSE Awards
COLLEGE PARK — “Gambling on Campus," a wide-ranging investigation into universities and sports betting published by The Shirley Povich Center for Sports Journalism, Howard Center for Investigative Journalism and Capital News Service at the University of Maryland, won two prestigious national awards ...View Article Details for Merrill College's Povich Center, Howard Center, CNS Project ‘Gambling on Campus’ Wins IRE, APSE Awards -
Howard Center, Fuller Project Publish Investigation into Natural Disasters and Domestic Violence
COLLEGE PARK — The Howard Center for Investigative Journalism at the University of Maryland’s Philip Merrill College of Journalism collaborated with The Fuller Project to publish an investigation into the impact of natural disasters on the frequency of domestic violence.The story — from Merrill Coll...View Article Details for Howard Center, Fuller Project Publish Investigation into Natural Disasters and Domestic Violence -
Howard Centers, AP, FRONTLINE Publish Yearslong Investigation Into Police Use of Force
COLLEGE PARK — The Associated Press global investigations team, the Howard Centers for Investigative Journalism at the University of Maryland and Arizona State University, and FRONTLINE (PBS) on Thursday began publishing “Lethal Restraint: An investigation documenting police use of force,” a project...View Article Details for Howard Centers, AP, FRONTLINE Publish Yearslong Investigation Into Police Use of Force -
Merrill's Povich, Howard Centers Publish Latest Project, ‘Youth Tackle Football: Balancing Risks and Rewards Depends on Race and Place’
COLLEGE PARK — Youth participation in tackle football has been declining for years as medical studies have linked the sport with brain injury and long-term behavioral issues.“Youth Tackle Football: Balancing risks and rewards depends on race and place” — a four-month investigation published Tuesday ...View Article Details for Merrill's Povich, Howard Centers Publish Latest Project, ‘Youth Tackle Football: Balancing Risks and Rewards Depends on Race and Place’ -
Scripps Howard Fund Announces Spring 2024 Class of Roy W. Howard Fellows
CINCINNATI — Five investigative journalists will receive hands-on training working with major nonprofit media outlets as part of the Scripps Howard Fund’s Roy W. Howard Fellowship program.The newsrooms participating in the yearlong program are: Asheville Watchdog, Inside Climate News, National Publi...View Article Details for Scripps Howard Fund Announces Spring 2024 Class of Roy W. Howard Fellows -
Howard Center’s ‘Mega Billions’ Project Wins Online News Association’s Al Neuharth Innovation in Investigative Journalism Award
COLLEGE PARK — The Howard Center for Investigative Journalism at the University of Maryland’s Philip Merrill College of Journalism won the Online News Association’s 2023 Al Neuharth Innovation in Investigative Journalism Award for the project, “Mega Billions: The great lottery wealth transfer.” Al...View Article Details for Howard Center’s ‘Mega Billions’ Project Wins Online News Association’s Al Neuharth Innovation in Investigative Journalism Award -
Meet the 2023-24 Howard Center for Investigative Journalism Fellows
Here are the bios for the terrific group of 13 Howard Center for Investigative Journalism fellows at the University of Maryland's Philip Merrill College of Journalism. Our existing fellows — Torrence Banks, Fatema Hosseini, Greg Morton, Stephanie Quinn, Sarah Siock and Abby Wallace — are joined by ...View Article Details for Meet the 2023-24 Howard Center for Investigative Journalism Fellows -
JOB OPENING: Part-time Collaboration Manager, Howard Center for Investigative Journalism
The Philip Merrill College of Journalism at the University of Maryland is committed to expanding journalism collaborations within the university, with other universities — particularly with HBCUs, Hispanic-serving institutions and other schools teaching underserved communities — and with professiona...View Article Details for JOB OPENING: Part-time Collaboration Manager, Howard Center for Investigative Journalism -
Three UMD Howard Center Students Named to Scripps Howard Fund Summer Class of Roy W. Howard Fellows
CINCINNATI – The Scripps Howard Fund has chosen the 2023-2024 class of Roy W. Howard Fellows as well as the nonprofit newsrooms hosting the Fellows. The program supports investigative journalists, giving them hands-on experience working in major media outlets. The newsrooms participating in the y...View Article Details for Three UMD Howard Center Students Named to Scripps Howard Fund Summer Class of Roy W. Howard Fellows