Grammar Guide: Parts of Speech
In part one of our series on grammar, we get back to basics with a lesson on the parts of speech.
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Annual John H. McDonald awards accepting nominations
Awards for student journalism available in 21 different categories including Best Website and Best Social Media.
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Live Q&A: The Freelance Life with Maryam Siddiqi and Aaron Broverman
Join us July 8, at 1 pm ET for a live chat about freelincing with Maryam Siddiqi and Aaron Broverman.
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Waterloo student paper claims lease termination politically motivated
In May, University of Waterloo’s Imprint newspaper received a lease termination notice from the student union for the campus office space it has published in since 1979.
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On the triumphs and challenges of training journalists overseas
Journalism professors who travelled to Tanzania and Liberia for Journalists for Human Rights encountered inspiring students eager to learn, societies hungry for news and university programs that faced some daunting challenges.
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Live Q&A: How to Conduct Your Best Interviews with Selena Ross and Sarah Boesveld
Join us Friday, June 26, at 12 noon ET for a live question-and-answer session about interviewing with Selena Ross, reporter at the Globe and Mail, and Sarah Boesveld, reporter at the National Post. Ross and Boesveld will take questions from journalism students about how to prepare for an interview, how to turn a dull conversation…
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University programs
A list of university programs across the country with descriptions of programs offered.
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College of the North Atlantic moving journalism program to St. John’s
Amid declining enrolment numbers, the Stephenville, Nfld., program is moving to the province’s capital after 30 years.
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Introducing J-Source Chats, a summer series
Over the next seven weeks, we’ll host Q&As with experts across the country about how to improve your skills, grow your portfolio and break into the industry.
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Case studies collection: pub bans, public interest and #YouKnowHerName
The Halifax Chronicle Herald faced a choice: break the law, or defy the wishes of a dead girl’s parents.