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A year after laying off 12 staff and nearly shutting down due to financial pressures, the student press organization is mostly back on its feet—but still has a few challenges to tackle.
The RRJ is launching a fundraising campaign to help finance its yearly print edition. In the meantime, the Ryerson School of Journalism will discuss what the future of that print edition might look like.
A new Centre for Free Expression, the first of its kind at a Canadian university, is coming to Ryerson.
In September 2015 the Stephenville, N.L., school will launch the third of its journalism program offerings: a one-year diploma administered by distance learning.
The StarPhoenix reporter on 10 years of covering murder trials and court inquiries.
An email from the prime minister’s office offered a story with strings attached. For two Ontario journalists, the conditions seemed unreasonable.
In journalism, going into the field is both routine and expected. Why should student coverage of murder trials be any different?
Despite not taking students this term, the broadcaster’s Regina newsroom is not cancelling the program outright, says the bureau’s managing editor.
Excessive weight gain more complex and common than The Biggest Loser makes it seem.