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BY NORMA HILTON (FGJ '23) -- In the past four years, nearly half the province’s public schools have had at least one test for toxic lead in drinking water exceed the federal safety guideline, an analysis by the Investigative Journalism Bureau has found. READ MORE.

BY NORMA HILTON (FGJ ‘23) -- Jerry Paul stands in all-black, perfectly tailored streetwear — a snapback, hoodie and long jacket with cool metallic details — in Seoul, South Korea. At six feet, the 26-year-old towers over the woman behind the mic as she tells him how Korean beauty standards affect her daily life. His voice is soft, low, coaxing out sincere answers the stranger. READ MORE.

BY NORMA HILTON (FGJ ‘23) -- It never really dawned on me how vulnerable journalists were to trauma until I took a job as an investigative reporter. I spent most of 2021 and 2022 verifying, analyzing and writing stories about murder-suicides. READ MORE. 

BY NORMA HILTON (FGJ ‘23) -- It never really dawned on me how vulnerable journalists were to trauma until I took a job as an investigative reporter. I spent most of 2021 and 2022 verifying, analyzing and writing stories about murder-suicides. READ MORE. 

BY NORMA HILTON (FGJ ‘23) -- As media outlets shrink their newsgathering resources, editors are increasingly turning to freelancers for some of the most dangerous assignments — from the war in Ukraine to violent protests on streets in the U.S. Some of this reporting can be both physically and emotionally demanding, with journalists forced to confront violence first-hand or speak to sources who have witnessed or lived through traumatizing experiences. READ MORE.

BY NORMA HILTON (FGJ ‘23) -- In early September, Naomi Exquis sat in front of a rack of shirts, her auburn hair perfectly styled, and made a dramatic announcement to her 11,000 YouTube subscribers. READ MORE.