The Spartanburg Herald-Journal welcomes letters and columns from candidates or endorsing candidates in the 2024 General ...

Public Editor discusses Letters to the Editor, how they are chosen, and why we publish more left-leaning than right-leaning ...

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Anecdotes like these reaffirm the IDS’ role in providing important news to our community and demonstrate why the print newspaper is a critical piece of this mission. Just a few decades ago, you could ...

We do not believe there’s any malice behind the Media School’s decisions. It is clear that the IU administration refuses to ...

Please keep your letters to 200 words or less. We do not print letters that have been copied from advocacy websites or organizations. Submissions may be edited for clarity and length.