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Should Media Literacy Be Forced in Colleges?
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Should Media Literacy Be Forced in Colleges?

By Man Meet | Contributing Writer It is necessary to teach media literacy as a compulsory course in college. The term “forced,” in itself, can be a negative word, but in the context of college, it is not. College already requires students to take courses in subjects that promote important academic and professional skills. Students […] The post Should Media Literacy Be Forced in Colleges? appeared first on PantherNOW.

Cosette Lipscomb
10/05/2026 · Homestead edition

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By Man Meet | Contributing Writer It is necessary to teach media literacy as a compulsory course in college. The term “forced,” in itself, can be a negative word, but in the context of college, it is not. College already requires students to take courses in subjects that promote important academic and professional skills. Students […] The post Should Media Literacy Be Forced in Colleges? appeared first on PantherNOW.

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