Posts Tagged ‘Campus Journalism’

In its current issue, Egypt Today describes the campus relocation of American University in Cairo as chaotic: “Classrooms with no air conditioning, computers not installed, women’s bathrooms with no toilets, exposed wires and seemingly as many hard-hatted workmen as professors.”     The journalistic infrastructure, alas, has not been spared from the moving pains:    Pulitzer [...]

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Staffers and supporters of The Argonaut are currently celebrating more than a century’s worth of headlines, bylines, sources, and scoops.  The always-independent student newspaper at the University of Idaho is turning 110 years old.   As an article appearing in the paper to mark the occasion noted, “When men landed on the moon, endured two World Wars and struggled [...]

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Kudos to Suffolk Journal editor Alex Pearlman for her initiative and outside-the-box thinking.  In a letter published earlier this week in the Journal, the student newspaper at Suffolk University in Boston, Pearlman announced the creation of an international news section.   It is an idea with a ton of merit, one that Pearlman wrote stemmed [...]

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In an editorial published today, top editors at The Maine Campus deny involvement in the swiping of a sandwich from the student union.

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I’m putting this in the Not-Exactly-New New Media Department: A journalistic call to arms to engage youth via myspace and facebook! Somewhere, a student media staffer is rolling his or her eyes.   A number of college media outlets have established presences on Facebook, Myspace, and Twitter, among other social networks and blogs. A new [...]

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