Students in my journalism class are publishing short articles on the U.S. election, starting with advance stories today, then continuing with live updates on Election Day and afterwards.

This year, students have already started publishing articles online as soon as they are ready, rather than waiting until after the print edition has been sent to the printer. But this is the first time we’ve tried to publish this much exclusive online content in such a small space.

I’m very proud of their accomplishments so far, and looking forward to what they produce over the next few days.

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