Crossing the Divide: Alexander Lischak
When 18-year-old Michael Brown was killed by a Ferguson police officer, his death set off riots and violence — and posed deep questions about race… Read More
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Crossing the Divide: Michael Sarago
When 18-year-old Michael Brown was killed by a Ferguson police officer, his death set off riots and violence — and posed deep questions about race… Read More
Son hurt by family member’s battle with alcoholism
Jeremiah Davis doesn’t want anyone to go through what he went through watching his family member lose a battle with alcoholism. Produced by… Read More
Connecting the dots: Coal and politics in West Virginia
West Virginia teens investigate the coal industry, its effect on their community and its ties to this year. Read More
SRL intern investigates opiate addiction in Central Pennsylvania
After graduating from high school last spring and attending the Student Reporting Labs Academy this summer, Nick Weiss had the opportunity to intern… Read More
Active resistance training for teachers aims to save lives in Montana school district
ACTIVE RESISTANCE from Student Reporting Labs on Vimeo. On Dec. 4, 1986 14-year-old Kristofer Hans entered the hallways of Fergus High School… Read More
Active resistance training for teachers aims to save lives in Montana school district
ACTIVE RESISTANCE from Student Reporting Labs on Vimeo. On Dec. 4, 1986 14-year-old Kristofer Hans entered the hallways of Fergus High School in Montana with his… Read More
West Texas teens cover big issues, robots in Marfa
Some might think of desolate prairies and mysterious, unexplained lights when they think of Marfa, but this West Texas town of about 2,000 residents boasts… Read More
Students train for careers in auto mechanics
Aloha High School’s automotive tech program prepares students for careers in mechanics with hands-on learning. From engine reconstruction to electrical wiring, students learn the technical… Read More
From El Salvador to college in the U.S.
Shyrley Ramos never dreamed as a child in El Salvador that she would one day graduate from high school and attend college in the U.S. Read More