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Finding your subject with Hannah Yoon

The Tom Hanson Award-winning photographer explains how she captures the perfect shot.
How training inspired me to bring journalism and IT together

Over the last few years Kanina Holmes has felt a growing disconnect between the aptitudes and skills we want to cultivate in young journalists and what we can actually cover within curricular,…
Learning how to interview doctors, by actually interviewing them

Ryerson and U of T combine forces to train doctors and journalists on interviewing skills.
Grammar Guide: Making sentences agreeable

In part three of our series on grammar, we take a look at sentence construction.
Grammar guide: Common punctuation errors

Proper punctuation can make your writing sing. Incorrect punctuation can result in lawsuits and social media mockery.
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.
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.
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.
Charlie Hebdo and the journalism classroom

How journalism professors across the country dealt with teaching freedom of expression, editorial judgment and cultural awareness in the wake of Charlie Hebdo.
The dangerous pride of the innumerate journalist

When journalists are intimidated by math, why would we expect them to be any good at covering health and science?