10 more progressive magazines and newspapers from across the country have joined the over 50 student publications that receive funding, journalism training, content support, and other forms of assistance from Campus Progress.

Campus Progress is proud to support the work of young journalists trying to get their voices heard and bring attention to issues that the mainstream press ignores.

This year, there are several new and exciting publications joining our network including:

*The Fine Print, a brand new publication at the University of Florida looking to break stories and talk about issues in-depth where the campus daily just doesn't cut it.

*The Bottom Line, a bi-weekly newspaper at UC Santa Barbara that serves as a critical voice for students from covering LGBT rallies to talking about race issues at the school.

*One World, a magazine focusing on human rights in the U.S. and around the world at Saint Louis University. 

*Women Unite, a publication focusing on women's issues at Trinity College in Connecticut.

*The Collegiate Progressive, examining science policy questions in an accessible format at Allegheny College in Pennsylvania.

Check out all the publications in our network here. It's also not too late to apply to join the network. Check out the online application here.