By Jessica Clary
Savannah College of Art and Design Atlanta
By nature, all university publications are niche publications. The audience is typically hyper-local, similarly educated and knowledgeable about the same topics. A college newspaper article uses terms and vernacular specific to that college when describing traditions and nicknames.
College newspapers aren’t USA Today, and they shouldn’t be. They should be broad enough to deliver something for the entire campus population.
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