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It turns out that not even a pandemic can slow student journalists down, especially when it comes to Best of SNO. Not only did this year’s submission numbers match last year’s, they went above and beyond. See for yourself: At the time of this email, Best of SNO had… More than 20,750 stories submitted to […]
Today we released the free FLEX Pro website theme update we’ve been previewing for weeks. This new update will not affect the look of your site by default, but it comes with a set of super-powerful new tools that give you more flexibility for customizing your site’s appearance than you’ve ever had before. During the past […]
When reflecting on 2020, a particularly prominent theme of the year seemed to be statistics. From COVID-19 cases to electoral college votes, numbers dominated the news cycle. As the year comes to a close, we thought it would be appropriate to apply this trend to our own work. With that, we present to you SNO’s 2020 […]
Since our last Best of Best of SNO roundup, we’ve received thousands more story submissions here at the SNO headquarters. Today, we’re sharing some of our favorites. Before you dive in, we’d like to take a moment to point out a trend you might notice in these selections: They are not COVID-19 related. While many of your […]
Considering all that 2020 has thrown at us, it may have been a bit more challenging to come up with what you were thankful for around your Thanksgiving table this year. With that in mind, we’re coming to your inbox today with an update that we believe is nothing less than gratitude-worthy. Last week, while […]
260,000. That’s how many views a story on the Manual RedEye, the student news publication for duPont Manual High School in Louisville, Kentucky, has garnered since it was published on Oct. 30. The story has, as today’s teens would say, gone viral. The article broke the news about a training slideshow used by the Kentucky State Police (KSP) […]
There were always a hundred reasons not to do it and just as many why they never did, a “big devotion” to the way they’d published online for years foremost among them. “It’s a big undertaking,” said Dylan Miettinen, editor-in-chief of The Minnesota Daily. It’s an inarguable fact, especially for a large college newspaper publishing around […]