Episode 8 - Research and Reconcilliation

November 15, 2024

Major conference this weekend at Carleton seeks to reimagine political journalism

Polarization. Upheaval. Animosity. Rage. The words that pop to mind when describing the current state of political journalism in Canada aren’t pretty. That’s why a group of journalism educators interested in... More

October 28, 2024

Research Assistants needed for Nov. 15-17 Conference on Political Journalism in Canada

The School of Journalism and Communication is recruiting three research assistants to support an upcoming conference on political journalism in Canada, which is being held Nov. 15-17 at Carleton University’s... More

October 28, 2024

COMS September/October Round-Up: New Faculty Research, Attallah Lecture Recap, and more!

The beginning of the academic year is a busy time for everyone on campus. Since the beginning of September, our students and faculty have been busy both inside and outside... More

October 28, 2024

Carleton Journalism Prof. Matthew Pearson receives teaching award for new faculty

October 28 2024 - Carleton University's School of Journalism and Communication is proud to congratulate Assistant Professor Matthew Pearson (Journalism), who was recently announced as a recipient of the Carleton... More

Episode 8 – Research and Reconcilliation

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Major conference this weekend at Carleton seeks to reimagine political journalism

Research Assistants needed for Nov. 15-17 Conference on Political Journalism in Canada

COMS September/October Round-Up: New Faculty Research, Attallah Lecture Recap, and more!

Carleton Journalism Prof. Matthew Pearson receives teaching award for new faculty