In honor of National Scholastic Journalism Week, Feather editors share the ways that The Feather Online serves the City of Fresno and the Fresno Christian community.

Athletes put in work, sweat and tears, and sacrifice leisure time to prepare for the holy grail: Valley Championships. The experience of publishing a student newspaper is similar. Every published article...

The Feather Online participated in Scholastic Journalism week, which promoted this year's theme, “Here to stay,” Feb. 19-23. This theme sparked a curiosity in to the historic significance of the role...

Alternate professional views on the state of high school journalism The week of Feb. 21-25 is Scholastic Journalism Week, established by the JEA to support scholastic journalism. This year's theme...

What we do matters is this year's theme for Scholastic Journalism Week, Feb 21-27. #SJW2021 shines a spotlight on the importance of journalism and why it matters. This week is dedicated to high school journalism teams across the nation with an opportunity to share their voice.  SJW is hosted by JEA, Journalism Education Association . 

This is the twentieth episode of “FC Underground, 2019-‘20,” covering the week of Feb. 25- March 2, 2020. This week, seniors Ethan Hamm and Wesley Hinton host the show. These two have hosted...

Happy Scholastic Journalism Week (SJW)! The Journalism Education Association will be holding Scholastic Journalism Week, Feb. 24-28.

After a week of waiting and nearly a full year of school, students, advisers and chaperones convened in the Alfred Lerner Hall for the Columbia Scholastic Press Association’s (CSPA) award convocation, March 22. The final day of attending sessions at the CSPA’s 95th Spring Convention ended, and the famed award ceremony began.

Scholastic Journalism Week comes to a close and Feather staff members spend the day at Fresno City College for the third annual Journalism Day, Feb. 22. Hundreds of students from surrounding schools attend the conference to learn from professionals about the importance of high school journalism.

Over 350 students gather in the Old Administration Building (OAB) on the campus of Fresno City College for the third annual High School Journalism Conference from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., Feb. 22.

The annual Scholastic Journalism Week has come to an end, and with it, one of the most action packed weeks of the year. With this year's theme of “Dedicated to Our Communities,” Feather staffers wrote articles that related to the social media tag of the day. In addition to these articles, the Feather staff put on lunchtime activities for the student body.

How people receive their news has changed drastically over the years. It started with word of mouth, led to printed news, to broadcast, and now it is currently the digital era of news, with the influences of social media. But there are some people in the T.V. broadcast era of news, that truly paved the way and opened doors for those in the digital world today.