KSPA executive director Eric Thomas presented two sessions at the KSDE civics conference in Topeka Feb. 19. The first session relayed the research of University of Kansas professor Peter Bobkowski who...
How do you celebrate the silver anniversary of the Kansas Student Publications Act? By throwing a party -- cupcakes included -- and inviting 800 of your closest friends.
Join schools from all over the state in September for a fall conference unlike any other. This two-day event will inspire you with stories of student journalists bravely reporting. And you will learn from the professionals with their years of experience. Plus, prepare your staff to meet their goals for their publication as they start their new school year.
Want to learn more about the basics of photography? Check out our workshop for middle school and high school students who are new to having a camera in their hands.
We want to earn your vote as the best day of journalism ever!
With the upcoming political season -- from electing new members of the Topeka statehouse election to choosing a new president -- political coverage will be everywhere: on your website, on your broadcast, in your yearbook and on your front page. So, we want you to be ready. For that reason we will be providing expertise through sessions at our fall conferences. You will hear from the best political reporters around the state and nation. You will perhaps get to meet the candidates themselves. You will have the chance to interview political scientists from host universities. And so much more.
Registration for the September conferences in Hays, Manhattan and Lawrence is open. Sign up before the Sept. 17 deadline to ensure that your students can participate in this day of learning, critiques...
Every day in the newsroom is filled with ethical, legal, moral and, yes, journalistic decisions. We make decisions of style and taste, but also of right and wrong. We make decisions of grammar and punctuation,...
