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For 11 weeks this semester, 17 journalism students pored over political stories published by national media. Their goal — to examine if there is a bias in political reporting and how it was presented.
The project, featured Nov. 1 in a KETV report by Andrew Ozaki, was an assignment in a course led by Maria Marron, professor of journalism and mass communication. Their findings found broader coverage of President Donald Trump (70 percent) versus 30 percent on the Joe Biden campaign.
Learn more about the class by clicking the image below or accessing the KETV website.
