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Using Newspapers

The College Readership Program provides students with a daily newspaper available at several locations on campus. Funded by UMSL student fees, students may select each day from the New York Times, USA Today, and the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. To make the most of the program, faculty are encouraged to adopt strategies to use the newspapers in class. The following links provide suggestions for using newspapers in a variety of courses.

Why The Times - Take Two (PowerPoint presentation)
Presented by: Eric J. Hellstern; National Sales Director/Education, The New York Times

NYTimes.com/knowledge  is a link to how faculty can use the knowledge network provided by the New York Times.

www.usatodaycollege.com  is the link to the USA Today online supports for teaching. 

http://nie.post-dispatch.com/ is the link to the St. Louis Post Dispatch web site for its Newspapers in Education program.

The Collegiate Readership Program & USA Today (PowerPoint presentation)
Presented by: Katie Pesha and Marybeth Risley, September 19, 2006, www.usatodaycollege.com