Why j-school instructors should return to newsrooms for a summer
Marlene Murphy speaks with a handful of academics who choose to return to the industry after they their submit their students’ marks in May.
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Toronto Star’s Robert Cribb on teaching investigative reporting
Cribb will spend four months in 2016 developing a national program that would have journalism schools across the country collaborating on investigative reporting.
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Live Q&A: rural and remote reporting with Alicia Gosselin and Dali Carmichael
Join us July 2 at noon ET for a live chat on being a reporter in a rural or remote area. We’ll talk with Ont.-based Winchester Press reporter Alicia Gosselin and Dali Carmichael of the Northern Journal in Fort Smith, NWT.
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New education editors at J-Source
Gavin Adamson and Tyler Nagel are J-Source’s new education editors.
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J-Source Chats
Industry experts offer journalism students advice on everything from social media to job interviews.
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Journalism teachers: attribution is vital for course slides, too
This is a cautionary tale about how my course slides, meant for student eyes only, can end up for sale online.
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Live Q&A: Resume Bootcamp with Julie Carl and Kim Fox
Join us as we talk with Julie Carl of the Toronto Star and Kim Fox of CBS about journalist resumes and portfolios, as well as interview tips and how to get that great internship you’ve been dreaming of.
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The CUP crisis, one year later
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.
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Ryerson Review of Journalism examines its options for the future
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.
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Centre for Free Expression coming to Ryerson
A new Centre for Free Expression, the first of its kind at a Canadian university, is coming to Ryerson.