It’s a simple question.
We expect government secrecy from the Pentagon or the CIA — not from our universities and our schools.
But in many cases, institutions designed to protect our children are instead hiding critical information.
It leaves us asking a lot of questions. One of which is simple…why don’t we know?
Over the following episodes, we are trying to figure that out.
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Kentucky Supreme Court rules in favor of journalists seeking sexual misconduct documents
Daniel Steinberg2021-04-20T11:49:42-04:00April 15th, 2021|Uncategorized|
The Kentucky Supreme Court has ruled in favor of student journalists, forcing the University of Kentucky to turn over documents related to sexual misconduct allegations against professors. The university had tried to fight the release, citing student privacy laws.
If COVID19 transparency is the only factor, the NCAA tournament has a clear winner
Daniel Steinberg2021-04-20T11:52:39-04:00April 4th, 2021|Uncategorized|
If the NCAA tournament were based on COVID19 transparency, who would win Monday night? Why Don't We Know reporter Noah Ram dove into the data after the final four games were played and came up with a clear winner.
WaPo: Big Ten presidents used ‘portals’ to keep secret communications about COVID19 and football
Daniel Steinberg2021-04-20T11:52:52-04:00March 9th, 2021|Uncategorized|
The Washington Post is reporting that Big Ten university leaders used a third-party “portal” to keep secret what would otherwise be public communications about whether the football season should resume. As Why Don’t We Know reported in Season 1,
Episode 13: Any Other Law
Tori Whidden2021-02-23T09:47:42-05:00February 12th, 2021|Season 1|
February 23, 2020 Episode 13 Any Other Law By Sara Ganim Runtime: 00:48:14 Below is a transcript of Episode 13: Any Other Law. We encourage you to listen to the
EXTRA: When speech isn’t free, but it should be
Tori Whidden2021-01-31T13:40:52-05:00January 31st, 2021|Season 1|
September 6, 2020 EXTRA: When speech isn't free, but it should be By Sara Ganim Runtime: 00:09:29 Below is a transcript of the EXTRA episode When speech isn't free, but it
EXTRA: Why Don’t We Know how many kids are attending virtual learning?
Tori Whidden2021-01-31T13:26:12-05:00January 26th, 2021|Season 1|
January 26, 2021 EXTRA: Why Don't We Know how many kids are attending virtual learning? By Sara Ganim Runtime: 00:12:50 Below is a transcript of the EXTRA episode Why Don't We
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Kentucky Supreme Court rules in favor of journalists seeking sexual misconduct documents
The Kentucky Supreme Court has ruled in favor of student journalists, forcing the University of Kentucky to turn over documents related to sexual misconduct allegations against professors. The university had tried to fight the release, citing student privacy laws.
If COVID19 transparency is the only factor, the NCAA tournament has a clear winner
If the NCAA tournament were based on COVID19 transparency, who would win Monday night? Why Don't We Know reporter Noah Ram dove into the data after the final four games were played and came up with a clear winner.
WaPo: Big Ten presidents used ‘portals’ to keep secret communications about COVID19 and football
The Washington Post is reporting that Big Ten university leaders used a third-party “portal” to keep secret what would
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