Journalism & Digital Education Roundup: June 15, 2017

June 15, 2017

Each Thursday, we round up the top stories of the week in journalism education and digital learning. Sign up here to get the Journalism & Digital Education Roundup delivered to your inbox.

1. Northwestern’s Medill Journalism School Argues Accreditation is of ‘Little Value’(Miles Bryan / Marketplace)

2. The Would-Be Woodwards Are Opting Out of Journalism (Jesse Rifkin / Daily Beast)

3. India’s Delhi University Launches Journalism Program (Arpan Rai / India Today)

4. Apple CEO Cook Warns of Social Media Perils at MIT Commencement (Alex Webb / Bloomberg)

5. Which Students Benefit Most (and Least) From Digital Learning? (Nick Roll / Inside Higher Ed)

6. Court Rules Iowa State U. Officials Violated Student Activists’ Speech Rights (Peter Schmidt / Chronicle of Higher Ed)

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