Open call for RJAA Headliners!
The Ryerson Journalism Alumni Association is looking at deserving nominees for induction into its Headliners Program – and we want you to have a voice!
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Welcoming the RSJ Class of 2023!
The Ryerson School of Journalism welcomed 143 undergraduate first-year students into the Bachelor of Journalism program on August 27.
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Long-time staff leaving news production but not the classroom
The Ryerson School of Journalism is saying goodbye to two, long-time staff members.
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Ryersonian newsroom to expand ‘digital-first’ coverage
For 70 years, the Ryersonian has covered our campus community: the people who study, work and teach here and others in the neighbourhood. Starting this September, the way the Ryersonian reaches its audience will change.
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RRJ Wins Multiple Awards
The Ryerson Review of Journalism has won seven awards or honorable mentions at this year’s Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC) Student Magazine Contest.
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The times, they are a’ changin’
Ryerson University’s News Reporting Workshop (JRN304) has gone through several changes in the past five academic years. From print to podcasting, here’s a closer look at some of the changes that have occurred.
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RSJ alum, former CBC journalist and disabilities advocate Ing Wong-Ward dead at 46
Ryerson School of Journalism alumni Ing Wong-Ward died from complications of colon cancer on the morning of July 6, 2019.
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“Wouldn’t Del be proud!” An ongoing legacy of support
Delmar (Del) Bell knew just how hard it could be to budget as a first-year, Ryerson journalism student. It made perfect sense that an award in his memory would go to a first-year student.
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Book Club: April Lindgren’s “Headline: Murder”
April Lindgren’s first novel, Headline: Murder, was nominated for an Arthur Ellis award for Best First Crime Novel following its publication in 2008.
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Book Club: Gene Allen’s “Making National News”
Gene Allen’s “Making National News: A History of Canadian Press” was the first-ever scholarly history of CP and detailed how journalism in Canada has depended on the Canadian Press for most of their domestic and international news.
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