USA Today conducted a nationwide review of college yearbooks following the Gov. Ralph Northam blackface scandal and discovered more than 200 examples of “offensive or racist” material —… ...

Draven Rodriguez wanted something far more unique than your run-of-the-mill high school yearbook portrait. He said that he wanted a photo his friends would always remember, so he picked one with ...

The editor of USA Today is apologizing for an image portraying blackface that was published in the Arizona State University yearbook on her watch There is no show in current stream schedule1 ...

Draven Rodriguez made national headlines this month when he released a photo he wanted as his senior portrait for his high school's yearbook. The image is of Rodriguez holding his cat, Mr ...

The swapped photo appeared in East Brunswick High School’s 2024 yearbook that was handed out to the senior class – prompting an independent investigation that started on June 6 and was ...

By Raja Razek, Mounira Elsamra and Rebekah Riess, CNN (CNN) — An investigation is underway after seniors at East Brunswick High School in New Jersey received yearbooks this week with a Jewish ...

USA Today editor-in-chief Nicole Carroll apologized on Wednesday for her role in editing the 1988-89 Arizona State University yearbook, which included two images of people dressed in blackface.

The editor-in-chief of USA Today apologized Wednesday after the Arizona newspaper she used to manage uncovered her past role in publishing a college yearbook that included a photo of people in ...

The editor of USA Today apologized Thursday for an image portraying blackface that was published in the Arizona State University yearbook on her watch.

USA Today editor-in-chief Nicole Carroll apologized on Wednesday for her role in editing the 1988-89 Arizona State University yearbook, which included two images of people dressed in blackface ...

The top editor at USA Today issued an apology Wednesday after an investigation revealed that she had a role in the publication of a racist photo in her college yearbook.

USA Today Editor in Chief Nicole Carroll apologized on Wednesday after a review of yearbooks by the outlet found that a college yearbook she edited included a photo of two people in blackface. USA ...