Roy peter Clark

Walter Isaacson calls it the greatest. Roy Peter Clark puts it under the microscope.

Sometimes the most supportive thing a leader can do is steer someone away from the wrong opportunity

George W. Bush called a young reporter ‘Sunshine.’ Donald Trump favors insults. Both reveal something about the man behind the nickname

George W. Bush called a young reporter ‘Sunshine.’ Donald Trump favors insults. Both reveal something about the man behind the nickname

A stylish but misguided concept clarified what Poynter stood for: a name strong enough to end with a period

I will stop shouting at the TV screen when journalists are portrayed with all their virtues and vices — not as caricatures

I am no expert on the economics of news, but I know, at the age of 77, what I want. I am not the only one. Give me at least one print edition a week.

When political reporting can borrow from theater criticism

From Doodle in California to a surplus of Lunas in Philadelphia, asking about Fido’s handle can bring a story to life

Roy Peter Clark spent decades helping young people find their voices. These 12 used them to change the world.