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Newseum Announces April 11 Grand Opening
News release The Newseum, the world’s most interactive museum, will open its new $450 million, seven-level museum in the nation’s capital on Friday, April 11, Newseum officials announced today.  02.07.08

Freedom Forum Names 16 Chips Quinn Scholars For Spring 2008 Internship Program
News release Sixteen students of color have been named Chips Quinn Scholars for spring 2008 by the Freedom Forum Diversity Institute and participating newspapers.  01.28.08

American Indian Journalism Institute Accepting Applications for Summer 2008
News release VERMILLION, S.D. — The Freedom Forum is accepting applications until Feb. 1 for the eighth American Indian Journalism Institute summer session, the premier journalism training, scholarship and summer internship program for Native American college students, June 1-20, 2008.  12.19.07

Native American Journalism Career Conference to be held at Crazy Horse Memorial
News release The ninth annual Native American Journalism Career Conference, the largest Native student journalism program of its kind in the country, will be held April 22-24, 2008, at Crazy Horse Memorial in the Black Hills of South Dakota.  12.17.07

Start your career path at the American Indian Journalism Institute
An academic, scholarship and internship program run by the Freedom Forum at The University of South Dakota. AIJI is the premier journalism training and newsroom internship program for Native American college students. Applications are now being accepted for the three-week program.  11.01.07

Joe Grimm, Wanda Lloyd win diversity leadership awards
News release Two editors — singled out for their career-long contributions to recruiting, developing and retaining journalists of color — will be given the Robert G. McGruder Awards for Diversity Leadership at APME’s convention Oct. 5.  09.25.07

Neuharth Award to Celebrate 25th Anniversary of USA TODAY
News release The 2007 Al Neuharth Award for Excellence in the Media will celebrate the 25th anniversary of USA TODAY by honoring editors from the newspaper’s past and present, on Thursday evening, Oct. 11, at The University of South Dakota.  09.18.07

Native students produce special edition of Journal
A record 163 students from 31 high schools and colleges practiced reporting, writing and photography during the 8th annual Native American Journalism Career Conference April 17-19, 2007, at Crazy Horse Memorial in South Dakota. The student journalism led to a special edition of the Native Journal.  06.01.07

Freedom Forum names 47 Chips Quinn Scholars for summer 2007 internship program
News release Program will bring the number of trained Chips Quinn Scholars to 1,080.  05.24.07

Newseum announces $15 million Annenberg Foundation gift
News release 535-seat Theater will be named for Walter and Leonore Annenberg.  05.08.07

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