Headline News

Headline News: A Metro Liberal Arts Digital Humanities and Engagement Project Exploring Our Changing News

What’s the difference between headlines and content?
Who gets to tell the story, and whose story gets told?
How have content and media changed?
What is the significance of news to the community?

Come explore these questions through a variety of events and exhibits:

Students participating in Headline News activities in Studio 101

Student sitting near table with sign near her.

Inside Studio 101 looking up a ramp with various signs along hanging from the wall

Female student writing on dry-erase board

Two female students writing on a dry-erase board

Final Event: Newsworthy or Fake?

Thursday, March 7 at noon in the Belkin Theatre (MCCA 107): Newsworthy or Fake? How do you determine what is true, fair and unbiased reporting? Featuring Alex Machaskee, retired publisher, president and CEO of The Plain Dealer.

Continue to contribute to the One Canvas, One Community wall in Metro's Studio 101 (MLA 101) by posting your images of the arts, housing, education, and activism by using #HNTriC.

Headline News

Students participating in Headline News activities in Studio 101

Final Event: Newsworthy or Fake?

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