Corrections Policy

Credibility requires humility and accountability. While our editors verify facts prior to publication, errors can occasionally occur. When we discover or are informed of a factual inaccuracy in any article, opportunity listing, or Q&A metadata, we correct it promptly and transparently.

We never silently alter a substantive factual error to hide a mistake.

We distinguish between three types of post-publication amendments:

• Correction: Issued when a substantive factual error (such as a misstated name, figure, date, institutional affiliation, or misquotation) is identified. The text is corrected and a dated Correction Note is appended at the bottom of the page explaining what was changed.
• Clarification: Issued when the original text was factually accurate but phrased in a way that could mislead readers or lacked essential context.
• Developing Story / Opportunity Update: When new information emerges on a developing news story or an opportunity host extends an application deadline, we update the piece and record the Last Verified / Updated timestamp.

Readers, campus representatives, and institutions may report a factual error at any time by using our Contact Us form (selecting Correction or Clarification Request as the inquiry type) or by emailing corrections@d2jmediahub.com.

To help our editors review your request quickly, please include:

• The headline or URL of the article or listing in question.
• The specific statement or figure you believe is inaccurate.
• Supporting documentation, official links, or primary evidence verifying the correct information.

As a matter of journalistic record, D2J Media Hub does not delete published articles simply because a subject or institution prefers that accurate information no longer remain public. Instead, if new facts emerge, we update or append a follow-up report.

Unpublishing is reserved for rare circumstances involving severe legal, safety, or privacy hazards, or if an entire report is found to be fundamentally unsubstantiated, and requires explicit sign-off from the Managing Editor.