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WTBU News Today episodes

  • WTBU News Today 2/15/21

    Producer: Will Andronico Jr.

    Campus Editor/Reporter: Varsha Subramanian

    New England Editor/Reporter: Jenny Kornreich

    National Editor: Amanda Schneider

    National Reporter: Stephannie Joseph

    Elections/COVID-19 Reporter/Editor: Will Andronico Jr.

    International Editor: Gabriela Lopez

    International Reporter: Varsha Subramanian

    7 min
  • WTBU News Today 2/14/21

    Producer: Evan Jimenez

    New England Editor: Jenny Kornreich

    New England Reporter: Jenny Kornreich

    National Editor: Evan Jimenez 

    National Reporter: Hannah Baron

    Elections/COVID-19 Editor: Evan Jimenez

    Elections/COVID-19 Reporter: Lily Kepner

    International Editor: Viktoria Popovska

    International Reporter: Evan Jimenez

    5 min
  • WTBU News Today 02/13/21

    Producer: Varsha Subramanian

    Campus Editor: Varsha Subramanian

    Campus Reporter: Yeelin Bacchus

    New England Editor: Alex Corey

    New England Reporter: Alex Corey

    National Editor: Amanda Schneider

    National Reporter: Diane Hwangpo

    International Editor: Gabriela Lopez

    International Reporter: Gabriela Lopez

    6 min
  • WTBU News Today 2/12/21

    Producer: James Paleologopoulos

    Campus Editor: Varsha Subramanian

    Campus Reporter: Cerelia Liu

    New England Editor: Alex Corey

    New England Reporter: Alex Corey

    National Editor: Megan Gregoire

    National Reporter: Didi Hoyt

    Elections/COVID-19 Editor: Lily Kepner

    Elections/COVID-19 Reporter: Lily Kepner

    International Editor: Gabriela Lopez

    International Reporter: Gabriela Lopez

    7 min
  • WTBU News Today 2/11/21

    Producer: Will Andronico Jr.

    Campus Editor: Varsha Subramanian

    Campus Reporter: Sara Weinberg

    New England Editor: Alex Corey

    New England Reporter: Megan Forsythe

    National Editor: Megan Gregoire

    National Reporter: Didi Hoyt

    Elections/COVID-19 Editor: Lily Kepner

    Elections/COVID-19 Reporter: Stella Lorence

    International Editor: Gabi Lopez

    International Reporter: Varsha Subramanian

    8 min
  • WTBU News Today 2/10/21

    Producer: Charlotte Howard

    Campus Editor: Katrina Liu

    Campus Reporter: Katrina Lui

    New England Editor: Alex Corey

    New England Reporter: Alex Corey

    National Editor: Amanda Schneider

    National Reporter: Katherine Hapgood

    Elections/COVID-19 Editor: Lily Kepner

    Elections/COVID-19 Reporter: Lily Kepner

    International Editor: Gabriela Lopez

    International Reporter: Mia McCarthy

    7 min
  • WTBU News Today 2/9/2021

    Producer: Mia McCarthy

    Campus Editor: Grace Ferguson

    Campus Reporter: Christina Mehlhorn

    New England Editor: Alex Corey

    New England Reporter: Alex Corey

    National Editor: Amanda Schneider

    National Reporter: Hannah Baron

    Elections/COVID-19 Editor: Lily Kepner

    Elections/COVID-19 Reporter: Natasha Abrams

    International Editor: Gabriela Lopez

    International Reporter: Viktoria Popovska

    8 min
  • FEATURE SERIES | The Not-so-new Normal - Ep. 3: Home Working

    By now we’re all too familiar with working from home, but it’s far from a new phenomenon. In this episode of The Not-so-new Normal, Boston University Masters Journalism Student Katharine Swindells speaks to Frances Holliss, professor of Architecture at London Metropolitan University and Director of the Workhome Project and Ursula Huws, Professor of Labour and Globalisation at the University of Hertfordshire, about the origins of flexible working, its gendered history, and how it changes the power dynamic between employer and employee.

    10 min
  • FEATURE SERIES | The Not-so-new Normal - Ep. 2: Bread and Roses

    Over the past year, we’ve seen more than ever that many of the jobs most essential to keeping our society running are also paid the least. In this episode of The Not-so-new Normal, Boston University Masters Journalism Student Katharine Swindells speaks to Ellen Ruppel Shell, journalist and professor at Boston University, and Dr. Bob Forrant, professor of Labor History at University of Massachusetts Lowell, @UMassLowell about the Bread and Roses strike of 1912, the minimum wage, and how we really value work.

    15 min
  • FEATURE SERIES | The Not-so-new Normal - Ep. 1: Productivity

    We say we “spend time” or “save time.” But when did work become so tied to the clock? In this episode of The Not-so-new Normal, Boston University Masters Journalism Student Katharine Swindells speaks to Benjamin Kline Hunnicutt, historian at the University of Iowa and Nelson Lichtenstein, Historian and Director of the Center for the Study of Work, Labor, and Democracy at the University of California Santa Barbara, about the 1930s Kellogg's experiment with the 6-hour workday, and what we really mean when we talk about productivity.

    14 min

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