Also, editors can download student-written opinion pieces from college newspapers to showcase what other campuses are talking about. Resource Center Think of the Resource Center as an electronic Rolodex, where editors have hyperlink access to such valuable information sources as the White House, the Department of Education, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, professional journalism organizations, a comprehensive list of online newspapers including professional and college and much more. Also at your fingertips is a searchable archive of four years of College Press stories. In 1997, College Press launched the Campus Correspondent Program to establish a network of student journalist, reporters and photographers, on campuses across the nation. Student reporters write stories on a paid freelance basis, or collect student quotes to be used in stories written by the CPX in-house staff.
Photographers shoot photos on an assignment basis, as well.
Find more information about how you can become a correspondent at Campus Correspondent Program. Reporters' Corner Discuss issues in the news, as well story ideas with fellow student editors around the country. In doing this, we need your help in building the ultimate news wire especially for college newspapers. Easy access, when you want it. . . Access the service anytime when you need it.