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We're so proud of Katrina! Read more about this year's fellows he...
Nigeria experienced severe and devastating floods in 2022. Sadiya Umar Farouq, the Nigerian Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development (FMHDSD), estimated in January that almost five million people were aff...
College Media Madness is an annual fundraising competition for student newsrooms. student journalism outlets from across the United States are racing to raise the most money from March 12 through April 3, 2023, when the confetti falls. Plea...
From a distance, the Tse Yandev Internally Displaced Person (IDP) camp in the Benue State capital of Makurdi appears to be large mounds of sand on top of freshly tilled soil. However, looking closely, you will notice countless huts made of...
Here's our journalism at work: less than two weeks after we published "Fact-checking the City of Atlanta's Claims on 'Cop City' " which found multiple false claims, the Atlanta Mayor’s Office of Communications has scrubbed their "Key Facts...
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Last year, Hanna Webster wrote for us about "Heat Waves...
Ahead of an injunction hearing at the Fulton County Superior Court today, I fact-checked some of the "environmenta...
Sneha Khedkar shares her personal journey of battling endometriosis in India, where many women like her battle taboos and fail to receive proper treatment at every turn....
Newsletter: This is Not Okay
Published on February 6, 2023 by Alex Ip
After a hiatus in January, we're back with a fresh issue of our newsletter! At the onset of BlackHistoryMonth, I gave my thoughts on recent racial injustices occurring in Atlanta and Memphis, and why local science news is essential to fully...
Briley Lewis, an Astronomy & Astrophysics Ph.D. Candidate/ NSF Fellow at the University of California, Los Angeles, writes about how she has changed after the historic, month-long UC graduate student worker strike:...
A woman sells cold drinks on the way to Namche Bazaar of the Khumbu region. (Courtesy of Gobinda Pokharel) At 39 ye...
When Jono Neiger established Big River Chestnuts on a small slice of land in Western Massachusetts, he knew soil conditions were less than ideal for growing the trees that would produce the new farm’s namesake nuts. A firm believer in doing...
To wrap up the year, check out our greatest data journalism hits in 2022:...
2022 "What's Update" + Impact Report
Published on December 30, 2022 by Alex Ip
At long last, we have completed our 2022 Impact Report! Thank you for your continuous support. Check it out on Canva and we highly recommend you share our work with your friends and family!...
We Have Our First Indexed Solutions Story!
Published on December 30, 2022 by Alex Ip
Great news! Our recent story, "Breaking Old Ground" by Liz Mirabelli Nye, has now been indexed in the Solutions Journalism N...
Three years after the first confirmed case of COVID-19, China has finally signaled its willingness to ease its pandemic meas...
Happy holidays from all of us at The Xylom and we hope that you and your family are recovering well from the extreme weathe...
We are so proud to see Gobinda Prasad Pokharel's article for us, "A Pyramid Deserted in Ice", grace the pages of Kantipur,...