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New study co-led by Matthew Pearson finds ‘alarming levels of stress’ are harming mental health...

New study co-led by Matthew Pearson finds ‘alarming levels of stress’ are harming mental health of Canadian journalists and media workers

Workers in Canada's news industry – watchdogs of our democracy – are suffering disturbingly high levels of work-related stress and injury, according to a new report released Wednesday on Parliament Hill. Taking... More

Carleton student wins inaugural CJF Bursary for BIPOC Journalism Students

Carleton student wins inaugural CJF Bursary for BIPOC Journalism Students

Carman Cumming: Born to Write

Carman Cumming: Born to Write

By Catherine McKercher, Professor Emerita Carman Cumming was a mainstay of Canadian journalism education at Carleton for more than two decades, a mentor to students and colleagues alike, an admirable... More

Tamanna Khan receives Emerging Reporter Fund to report on elderly first-generation Canadians

Tamanna Khan receives Emerging Reporter Fund to report on elderly first-generation Canadians

Master of Journalism student Tamanna Khan has been awarded the second annual Future of Journalism (FJI) Emerging Reporter Fund on Resettlement in Canada. Khan will use the fund to report... More

Brett Popplewell nominated for three National Magazine Awards

Brett Popplewell nominated for three National Magazine Awards

By Jena Lynde-Smith Carleton journalism professor Brett Popplewell has been nominated in three categories for this year’s National Magazine Awards (NMAs). The NMAs are given out by the National Media... More

Two Journalism and Communication students win Emerge Media Awards

Two Journalism and Communication students win Emerge Media Awards

Two Carleton Journalism and Communication students have been awarded 2022 Emerge Media Awards. The annual awards, sponsored and hosted by the University of Guelph-Humber in Toronto, celebrate and showcase the... More

Alumni Story: Alison Korn, Master of Journalism graduate & decorated Olympian

Alumni Story: Alison Korn, Master of Journalism graduate & decorated Olympian

Two Master of Journalism students win Ontario Graduate Scholarships

Two Master of Journalism students win Ontario Graduate Scholarships

By Jena Lynde-Smith Two first-year Master of Journalism (MJ) students, Rukhsar Ali and Joy SpearChief-Morris, have been awarded Ontario Graduate Scholarships (OGS). OGS is a prestigious award valued at up... More

Carleton Journalism and Communication Students named Finalists in the Emerge Media Awards

Carleton Journalism and Communication Students named Finalists in the Emerge Media Awards

By Jena Lynde-Smith Eleven Journalism and Communication students have been named finalists in the 2022 Emerge Media Awards. The annual awards, sponsored and hosted by the University of Guelph-Humber in... More

2021 Travers Fellow, Sadiya Ansari, writes cover story for The Walrus

2021 Travers Fellow, Sadiya Ansari, writes cover story for The Walrus

By Jena Lynde-Smith Sadiya Ansari, one of the 2021 Travers Fellows, has published her story in The Walrus. Her timely piece, Child Care Revolution: What Canada Can Learn from Germany,... More

Journalism Alumni Directs Episodes for CBC Series, Revenge of the Black Best Friend

Journalism Alumni Directs Episodes for CBC Series, Revenge of the Black Best Friend

By Jena Lynde-Smith Ian Keteku, a graduate of Carleton’s Master of Journalism program, directed two episodes of the new CBC Gem series, Revenge of the Black Best Friend. The six-part... More

CBC North Internship Program 2022, apply by April 15

CBC North Internship Program 2022, apply by April 15

Journalism students at Carleton University can take advantage of an opportunity to work with CBC North through an internship program that is exclusive to Carleton. This two-month, paid internship can... More