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In general, a creative work like a photograph is owned by the creator of the work, even if they are a student journalist. However, the school might have some rights to use a student journalist's photos, especially if they signed an agreement.
See our responseBecause yearbooks aren't created to make profits, using song lyrics or a book quote in a yearbook ad would probably count as educational fair use, so it wouldn't violate copyright.
When is it okay to use someone else's work? What's the difference between copyright, fair use, and the public domain? Take this quiz to find out more.
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