Reported Features

Scraps of newspaper headlines relating to the Covid-19 pandemic, in multiple languages

How Non-Western Journalists Enriched Coverage of the Global Pandemic

Mahima Jain and Jennifer Ugwa

Five Documentary Films That Make Science Shine

Purple Romero

A metal scaffolding staircase ascends into a sunny, blue sky.

Using the Ladder of Abstraction to Elevate Science Stories

Jyoti Madhusoodanan

Close up of two green lanes merging on an asphalt road.

Sharing Is Caring: How to Co-byline a Story

Giuliana Viglione

Chairs arranged in a circle for a group therapy session in a bright room with a high ceiling.

Covering Substance Use and Addiction Responsibly

Rachel Crowell

A world map made from water-colour ink. There are lots of ink spatters and drips around the map. The background is plain white.

Expanding the Geographical Borders of Your Source List

Karen Emslie

Pop art style comics panel of a woman whispering a secret into the ear of another woman.

The Secret to Never Writing a First Draft

Siri Carpenter

A hand holds up a megaphone against a blurred background that appears to show people holding up signs during a protest or demonstration.

Writing Opinion Pieces as a Journalist

Pratik Pawar

$A spherical design containing black, red, yellow, and green kaleidoscopic patterns.$

Mathematics Reporting: An Uncrowded Niche for Writers

Erica Klarreich

Colorful overlapping silhouettes of mobile phone users.

How Publications Can Support Writers and Sources Experiencing Digital Harassment

Lily Hay Newman

A smiling person wearing smart glasses.

Reporting on Assistive Technology

Amanda Morris

A sketchbook with a pie chart and handwritten notes about dark matter is partially obscured by an open magazine featuring a Venn diagram of possible dark matter categories.

Tip Sheet: Designing Science Graphics

Jen Christiansen

An illustration of a person shining a white spotlight against a blue background.

Choosing Unconventional Main Characters

Shi En Kim

A close-up shot of a full Rolodex.

Building a Roster of Go-To Sources

Katherine J. Wu

An array of red-orange lilies on a greenhouse table.

How to Cultivate Narrative in Stories of All Lengths

Marion Renault

Close-up photograph of a stack of old magazines.

Picking a Publication to Pitch

Celia Ford

A stack of several scientific journals, one bookmarked. The titles are not visible.

One Size Does Not Fit All: How to Make Sense of Different Kinds of Scientific Studies

Kelly Tyrrell

A bunch of crumpled paper balls sit on a desk in the foreground. In the background, a writer sits at the desk with pencil and paper, trying again.

Don’t Despair: How to Handle Writer’s Block

Pedro Márquez-Zacarías