Early last year, I began writing about The AUIS Voice, the first independent student newspaper in post-Saddam Iraq.
Posts Tagged ‘Iraq’
Dan’s Journey to Iraq: A Student Press Adventure, Part 7, “Kurdistan’s Story” (Conclusion)
Posted in College Media, International Student Media, Journalism, Student Newspaper, tagged American University of Iraq Sulaimani, College Newspaper, Iraq, Journalism, Kurdistan, Peshmerga, Saddam Hussein, Student Journalism on July 31, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Dan’s Journey to Iraq: A Student Press Adventure, Part 2, “More Please”
Posted in College Media, International Student Media, Journalism, Student Newspaper, tagged College Journalism, Iraq, Journalism on June 30, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Early last year, I began writing about The AUIS Voice, the first independent student newspaper in post-Saddam Iraq. Started by a scrappy band of Iraqi students and an impassioned ex-Washington Post reporter, the Voice’s spirit of innovation is ironically its adherence to the oldest principles of the craft: objectivity, editorial freedom, and the search for truth (rarities among Iraqi media). In mid-May, via a university grant, I traveled to the northern Kurdish region of Iraq to interview and observe the student staffers in action– along with gaining a glimpse of the university and region where their unfolding story is set. This series is centered on my trip.
Dan’s Journey to Iraq: A Student Press Adventure, Part 1, “Sulimaniyah 90210″
Posted in College Media, International Student Media, Journalism, Student Newspaper, tagged Campus Journalism, Iraq, Journalism, Newspaper, Student Newspaper on June 27, 2011 | 2 Comments »
Early last year, I began writing about The AUIS Voice, the first independent student newspaper in post-Saddam Iraq. Started by a scrappy band of Iraqi students and an impassioned ex-Washington Post reporter, the Voice’s spirit of innovation is ironically its adherence to the oldest principles of the craft: objectivity, editorial freedom, and the search for truth (rarities among Iraqi media).
Student Newspaper Drops Rising Death Toll from Front Page
Posted in Student Newspaper, Journalism Ethics, Journalism, College Media, tagged Ethics, Student Newspaper, College Media, College Journalism, Journalism Ethics, Iraq, U.S. Military on September 1, 2009 | 2 Comments »
The new blog is happening- aiming for a post-Labor-Day debut. In the meantime, a death toll is missing. In a recent staff editorial, eds. at The Daily Toreador, the student newspaper at Texas Tech, announced that the paper will no longer publish a tally of soldiers killed in fighting in Iraq on its front page. [...]
Three Alaska Journalism Students Will Soon See Iraq From Their House
Posted in College Media, Journalism, Journalism Education, New Media, tagged College Media, Facebook, Iraq, Journalism, Journalism Education, New Media, Student Media on August 6, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
A trio of students at the University of Alaska at Fairbanks- joined by UAF’s journalism department chair- will very soon be embedded in Iraq for a true reporting experience of a lifetime (for once, not an understatement). – The quartet will report for The Sun Star student newspaper and professional media outlets, along with getting [...]
