It isn’t exactly news that newspapers are in trouble. For the media industry, the transition to the internet age has been rocky from the start, as outlets have lost advertising revenue to other websites and struggled to collect subscription fees from online readers. Recent layoffs at several well-known publications, only the latest sign of distress, follow a yearslong drumbeat of closures and contractions at smaller outlets. Physical newspapers — like those The Crimson White once churned out four times a week — have appeared moribund longer than most college students today have been alive. The writing was certainly on the wall nearly a decade ago, when a letter from the editor trumpeted this
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