Journalism News

Award-winning CBC Ottawa anchor Adrian Harewood to join Carleton’s journalism faculty

Award-winning CBC Ottawa anchor Adrian Harewood to join Carleton’s journalism faculty

Carleton University’s School of Journalism and Communication is thrilled to announce the appointment of CBC Ottawa anchor Adrian Harewood as a full-time member of Carleton’s journalism faculty. Harewood will take... More

Call for Applications — Capital Current Summer 2021 Journalism Experience

Call for Applications — Capital Current Summer 2021 Journalism Experience

Carleton University’s journalism program is once again creating an exceptional opportunity during the summer of 2021 for a number of its Master of Journalism and senior Bachelor of Journalism students... More

New research project to look at experiences, challenges of online journalism courses

New research project to look at experiences, challenges of online journalism courses

When Carleton University announced courses would be fully online last year, people teaching in the journalism program went to work overhauling classes, figuring out how to adapt materials for students... More

Carleton University Announces 2021 Travers Journalism Fellowship Recipients Sadiya Ansari and Alex Boyd

Carleton University Announces 2021 Travers Journalism Fellowship Recipients Sadiya Ansari and Alex Boyd

‘J-School in the real world’ to take on starting out in journalism

‘J-School in the real world’ to take on starting out in journalism

Carleton’s journalism program is launching a new “soft skills” workshop series for first-year journalism students next month. J-School in the real world: Conversations with journalists is designed to prepare participants... More

J-School student secures CUROP internship to probe media’s coverage of Indigenous issues

J-School student secures CUROP internship to probe media’s coverage of Indigenous issues

Fourth-year journalism student Michaela Bax-Leaney has been awarded a Carleton University Research Opportunity summer internship to study the news media's portrayal of Indigenous issues. CUROP is a full-time, paid research... More

Former Carleton journalism professor Carman Cumming passes away

Former Carleton journalism professor Carman Cumming passes away

Carleton University's School of Journalism and Communication is saddened to share the news of the passing of a former colleague, Carman Cumming, who was a member of the Journalism faculty... More

Announcing the new CBC North Internship Program, apply by April 14

Announcing the new CBC North Internship Program, apply by April 14

Journalism students at Carleton University can now take advantage of new opportunity to work with CBC North through an internship program that is exclusive to Carleton. This inaugural version of... More

Carleton hires Nana aba Duncan for Carty Chair in Journalism, Diversity and Inclusion

Carleton hires Nana aba Duncan for Carty Chair in Journalism, Diversity and Inclusion

Carleton journalism graduate releases multimedia graphic novel on crisis in the Central African Republic

Carleton journalism graduate releases multimedia graphic novel on crisis in the Central African Republic

By Jena Lynde-Smith Marc Ellison’s groundbreaking multimedia graphic novel on conflict in the Central African Republic is being released today and Ellison traces the project back to his work as... More

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 students, Tamanna Khan and Cassandra Yanez-Leyton, have been awarded Ontario Graduate Scholarships (OGS). OGS is a prestigious award valued at up to... More

Journalism alumni create podcast on what it means to be Asian in today’s world

Journalism alumni create podcast on what it means to be Asian in today’s world