Research & Centers

Law, Policy, Ethics & History

It’s easy to think of journalism as newspapers, advertising as commercials, and public relations as spin. But the depth of study in journalism and mass communication really knows no bounds. Hubbard School faculty members are taking deep dives on numerous topics. They’re answering questions that could change how we view the world and solving problems that affect citizens in their daily lives. Take a look.

Sid Bedingfield

The Role of The Press in the Rise of the Jim Crow South

Associate Professor Sid Bedingfield is co-editing and contributing to a collection of research essays on the role journalism played in the construction of the Jim Crow South at the turn of the 20th century.

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