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Spring 2009 Interactive Innovation Project - NewsFeed

MSJ students develop a new iPhone application that uses RSS feeds from MSNBC.com to serve up "snacks" and "entrees" of news depending on how much time you have.

New Media Publishing Project - Fall 2008

MSJ students develop an innovative approach to news engagement.

Spring 2009 Interactive Innovation Project - EasyWriter

MSJ students bring new ideas and ease to Word documents.

Election 2008

Chicago graduate students cover the 2008 presidential election.

D.C. Students Uncover Crucial Information in FOIA Survey

MSJ students present research to journalist group.

Voices for the Voiceless: An In-Depth Report

Young Latinos are speaking out on air. An in-depth report by Ali Reed.

Magazine Publishing Project: Sci Q

Sci Q is also the only science lifestyle magazine and website to tackle the unexpected, humorous, educational and fascinating elements of the universe. By covering travel, health, sports and culture, Sci Q broadens the definition of science, but also pays homage to mainstays like earth, technology and space.

Belief in Public Life - News 21 2007

"Belief in Public Life" - an interactive investigation reported by Medill students as part News 21, a journalism initiative of the Carnegie and Knight Foundations.

Sent to war, forgotten at home

The plight of homeless veterans

Hybrid aircraft polarizes U.S. military

The controversy over the V-22 Osprey

Magazine Publishing Project Fall 2007 Midwest Current

Magazine Publishing Project Fall 2007

Dogs in War: An In-Depth Report

In Iraq and Afghanistan, dogs also serve. An in-depth report by D.J. Siegel.

2006 News 21 - Digital Trails

News 21 students uncover the "Digital Trails" citizens leave as they go about their day and who might be using the information gathered.

Climate change in Chicago: An In-Depth Report

It's not just hot air; climate change could also mean more snow. An in-depth report by Phil Taylor

Brainiacs figure it out

Pioneering research into the physiology of the brain is clarifying how skilled athletes like Michael Jordan, Tiger Woods, and Martina Navratilova learned to dominate their sports.