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SJI Class of 2023 expands to 15

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SJI racks up in APSE Contest

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Lorenzi, Hall honored as USBWA Rising Stars

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2023 SJI application now available

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Rojas looks to raise money, increase membership and re-establish access during presidential term

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Earning Red Smith Award is a perfect scenario for Leon Carter as SJI celebrates its 30th class

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As pandemic continues, locker room access a concern

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'There's a lot more for me to accomplish': C.L. Brown reflects after earning two APSE Top 10s

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Jeremiah Holloway

With new branding, Andscape looks to take flight

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Panel discussions and ‘shop talk’: What to expect at the APSE 2022 summer conference

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Toyloy Brown III

David Hinojosa, an alum of 1st SJI class, reflects on 2021 APSE award

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Roshan Fernandez

SJI alum Nick Creegan is 'Undefeated'

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Callie Lawson-Freeman

Remembering two SJI alums: Sekou Smith and Juan Rodriguez

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SJI assignment has kept Duarte firmly planted with Houston Chronicle

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Andrews sisters get a leg up with Sports Journalism Institute experience

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Callie Lawson-Freeman

SJI celebrates its 30th class with a reception at Arizona State

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Soraya McDonald embraces vulnerabilities during cancer fight and emerges stronger than ever

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SJI alum Gaither on path to build an HBCU media empire

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From sports checks to covering the world, Khurshudyan leading coverage in Ukraine

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After taking a timeout from journalism, Guzman makes a return at Andscape

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SJI alum Niki Herbert finds passion in teaching

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SJI is back in session: Boot camp returns to Arizona State

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SJI Live: Camp thoughts from the Class of 2022

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At every stop, Rankin applies lessons learned in the inaugural SJI class

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After years of covering athletes, SJI alum Bryant is now training them

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Alberto Camargo

Three decades of SJI ‘really feels like a legacy’

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SJI’s 30th class will conduct first hybrid boot camp

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Toyloy Brown III

Lisa Wilson leaves behind lasting impact as APSE president

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Amid pandemic cuts, adaptability helps journalists move forward

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APSE congratulates 10th class of diversity fellows

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New APSE scholarship named in honor of former president Howard

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From the basketball court to the newsroom, Kempt takes charge in Louisville

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Christian Ortega

SJI founders eager to commemorate milestone 30th class

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SJI family remembers alum Sekou Smith

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Zolan Kanno-Youngs: From Captain To Correspondent

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SJI alum Sunnie Clahchischiligi answers call to return to journalism and portray Navajo Nation’s COVID-19 struggles

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Nick Creegan lands a role on Law and Order: Organized Crime

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Alum Malika Andrews' new assignment: Sideline reporter for NBA Finals

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Neutrality in journalism: Is it possible?

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Meghan Rominger

SJI leadership: A thank you

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Meghan Rominger

The Dissolution of Objectivity

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Wilbon’s challenge: Tell good stories

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Gettin’ It Done By Any Means

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Don’t be afraid to throw many hats at the monsters in the closet

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Christian Ortega

Opportunities are there for the taking -- if we are willing to seize them

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The Athletic’s Josh Tolentino talks about building relationships with athletes

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Wilbon and Thompson: Watch The Game

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The lost art of storytelling

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SJI Bootcamp Day 4: Evolve Or Die

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Day 4 Sticking up for others

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Lead with solutions and call it like it is

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Romero: Come with solutions

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Meghan Rominger

Class forms an amazing support group

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Life Beyond Sports Journalism

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Day 3: How to navigate the locker room as a female of color

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What it means to be a woman in sports

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Stay ready, so you don't have to get ready.

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Nick Creegan rose to stardom from oxtail gravy

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It’s not my job, but it is my opportunity

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Women in sports take the second shift

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Are white athletes extinct?

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Kanno-Youngs’ advice: Be versatile

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Keeping perspective

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Survive the storm through preparation

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Christian Ortega

Our classmates are family

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Meghan Rominger

Day 3: The importance of being present

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The foundation of an interview

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Getting ides on transferable skills

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Overprepare: Life’s secret to success

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Coming in second is OK

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Meghan Rominger

How not to lose your job to a robot

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Growth comes from discomfort

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Stephen A never forgot his foundation, and neither should we

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Building Relationships from Josh Tolentino to Stephen A. Smith

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Not just a sports journalist

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The importance of being an ally

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Meghan Rominger

SJI increases 2021 scholarships to $1,000

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Moran’s advice on game stories: Be prepared

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Day One of boot camp: Flustered, but excited

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It’s more than a grind

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Christian Ortega

Problem of diversity in sports media persists in people in power

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Poor representation in sports press boxes

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SJI Alums on the Move: April Edition

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Class of 2021 expands to a record 17 students

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Alums on the Move: 2021 Winter Edition

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SJI mourns the death of alum Sekou Smith

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Alum David Ubben is first recipient of Aschoff Rising Star Award

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Now accepting applications for 2021 SJI Class

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SJI Bootcamp offers much-needed reprieve

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2020 Boot Camp a virtual reality

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First person: How one student was impacted by the pandemic

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A summer with no cheers: How sports publications coped

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Trailblazing officer takes helm during APSE’s challenging period

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Without sports, The Athletic begins to feel the pain

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Prince Robinson

Not goodbye, it’s see you later as Todd Adams nears end as APSE president

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COVID-19 sends APSE 2020 into virtual setting

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Jorge Rojas to continue diverse vision for APSE

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Joseph Salvador

How other journalism associations are faring this summer

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Shutdown has made impact in newspaper industry

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New foundation aims to help APSE bring in more funding for diversity initiatives

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Pandemic impacts summer internship plans for many students

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Christopher Lindsay