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Lorraine Ahearn

Assistant Professor of Journalism

Lorraine Ahearn is an assistant professor of journalism and researches the media history of marginalized communities. She has taught media writing, editing and layout, strategic writing and the senior capstone. She returns to ��Ƶ from the University of South Alabama, where she taught ethics, reporting, magazine… Read More

Articles by Lorraine Ahearn

“Talking Black in America: Roots” brings Emmy winners to ��Ƶ Jan. 21

January 8, 2025

The documentary screening will feature a panel by two producers who are experts on sociolinguistic connections between Africa and the African American diaspora.

Rainforest investigative reporters to speak at ��Ƶ on Sept. 25

September 16, 2024

The Pulitzer Center journalists produced major investigations showing how governments and multinationals have destroyed some of the most critical areas of the planet, and what citizens and consumers can do about it.

Native American newspaper research

April 17, 2015

Communication adjunct presents doctoral research at New York University.

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Articles by Lorraine Ahearn

“Talking Black in America: Roots” brings Emmy winners to ������Ƶ Jan. 21

Rainforest investigative reporters to speak at ������Ƶ on Sept. 25

Native American newspaper research

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“Talking Black in America: Roots” brings Emmy winners to ��Ƶ Jan. 21

Rainforest investigative reporters to speak at ��Ƶ on Sept. 25