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An introduction to one of Minnesota’s most honored artists
On the edge of the world where sky and water meet and create a magical reflection, one of Minnesota's most significant citizens was born. Called by his peers “Standing in the Northern Lights,” George Morrison is one of the first names that World Press Institute...
Immigration and abortion divide voters across USA, including Minnesota and Wisconsin
“Coach” is one of the dominant words in the signs people hold proudly on September 14 while waiting in a line outside the Mertz Mortorelli Gymnasium in Superior, Wis., to see Gov. Tim Walz of Minnesota speak. The neighboring governor is making his fourth appearance in...
2024 presidential election: Two biggest wishes in mind
As the 2024 U.S. presidential election approaches, the events of January 6, 2021, are still fresh in the minds of many citizens. The attack on the Capitol hill building shocked U.S. citizens and the world at large. It sparked debates around the world, putting doubt in...
On Music in the U.S.
The WPI fellowship is not only about being immersed in the U.S. media landscape, nor is it just about deep discussions on business models, threats to democracy, polarization in the United States, or the potential impact of artificial intelligence on the profession....
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World Press Institute Announces 2023 International Fellows
The World Press Institute (WPI) will hold its 58th annual journalism fellowship program this spring and has invited 10 journalists from Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Bulgaria, Finland, France, Nigeria, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Turkey ...