Community members across New Hampshire are invited to apply for the 2026 Civic Documenters program. Participants receive training from the Loeb School, support local newsrooms, and get paid to cover public meetings. Applications are due February 6.

Up to $2,000 in scholarships is available to high school seniors and college students pursuing a career in journalism. Must be residents of a New England state.

Award-winning experts choose the Nackey S. Loeb School to make high-value, expert-led training accessible and affordable for professionals at every stage.

This winter, the Nackey S. Loeb School of Communications is offering a slate of free, expert-led online classes designed to build practical skills you can put to use immediately.

Former National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan reflects on the First Amendment and why a free, trusted local press is vital to America’s resilience in remarks at the Loeb School’s annual event.

View photos and videos from our annual First Amendment Awards Event we held on October 23.

Explore our lineup of free classes on topics such as writing about personal milestones, making sense of Substack, how nonprofits and businesses can use AI, and your First Amendment rights related to protest and assembly. Our low-cost Pro Series offerings dive into video creation and public relations.

Nominations are open for the annual First Amendment Award from the Nackey S. Loeb School of Communications.

Obtaining public records, however, has become a significant challenge. Join a panel of journalists and experts on how to access immigration documents.

The Loeb School has announced the 2025 Brodsky Prize recipients, which recognize achievement among state high school journalists.

Your donation during NHGives makes our work possible and ensures we can continue to make this essential program available to everyone.

Spring at the Nackey S. Loeb School of Communications offers an array of classes. Register today!.

The 2025 Brodsky Prize, created by Jeffrey Brodsky and his father,  is given to encourage journalistic innovation among New Hampshire high school students.

Student Press Freedom Day is hosted by the Student Press Law Center. Student journalists spend the day raising awareness of the challenges they face.

The Nackey S. Loeb School of Communications, Inc., has named Susan Geier its new executive director. She succeeds Laura Simoes, who has held the position since January 2020.

Hosted annually in celebration of Sunshine Week, this panel will examine the values of open and responsive government and how we all play a role.

The Winter Session at the Loeb School includes two, free, four-week classes to help participants develop and expand their written and oral communication.

View the pictures from the annual First Amendment Awards Celebration and First Amendment Award honorees celebrated on October 24.