‘Like fiction — except it’s true’: Exploring Bill Reynolds’ philosophy of literary journalism
By Ben Cohen Smack in the middle of fiction and nonfiction is literary journalism, a style that employs narrative techniques […]
My double life: Journalists who also write fiction and poetry
By Ben Cohen Are fiction and journalism compatible? Can a journalist also be a fiction writer or poet? My Double
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WATCH – Ryan McMahon: The 2019 Atkinson Lecture
Watch the 2019 Atkinson Lecture from Ryan McMahon, “We become the stories we tell ourselves: Indigenous realities in media today.”
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Under the Nazis’ Thumb: A lunch and learn
How the world’s biggest news agency struggled (and sometimes failed) to cover news from Hitler’s Germany. In this presentation, based
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Lunch, learn and meditate with Ann Rauhala
It’s March. You’re stressed. Take a pause to try mindfulness meditation and learn about research into its benefits for journalists
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Université Laval’s Colette Brin brings digital news research to Ryerson
By Ben Cohen After working at Ryerson for most of February, visiting professor Colette Brin is gearing up for a
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Lunch and Learn: Understanding News Users
The Ryerson Journalism Research Centre is excited to present this talk by visiting scholar, Colette Brin. Understanding News Users: Rebuilding
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From the Page to the Stage: Creating Live Journalism
By Benjamin Cohen Imagine the smell of barbeque filling a theatre as you listen to descriptions of the South Korean
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WATCH: JHR Emerging Voices panel
Journalists for Human Rights recently published Emerging Voices, a report from JHR’s Indigenous Reporters Program. Their goal was, “to have
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Lunch and Learn with Jack Jamieson
Bridging the open Web and platforms: Alternative social media alongside the corporate Web. When: Wednesday, January 30 @ 1 p.m.
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Grads Gab bridges gaps
By Ben Cohen A new event series intended to foster interdisciplinary discourse had its inaugural session last month. Weaving together
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WATCH: Opening the Opinion Page panel
On November 30, the Ryerson Journalism Research Centre hosted “Opening the Opinion Page,” a panel exploring the role and relevance
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New Ryerson research space will prompt ‘serendipitous moments,’ says Catalyst director
Dozens of students, professors and professionals packed a new research hub at Ryerson last month for “Rubix,” the Faculty of
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Turning a Magazine Feature into a Live Performance
A Stitched Focus Group event co-hosted by the Ryerson Journalism Research Centre Time: Thursday, December 13, 7-9 p.m. Location: Room 223,
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The Grads Gab: Session 1
Ryerson grad students are doing some very cool work. But how often do you talk to peers in other faculties?
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Info session about journalism ethics program
Upcoming information session: Fellowships at Auschwitz for the Study of Professional Ethics Tuesday, October 30 at 4:10 p.m. and 6:00
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Join us for our first Lunch and Learn!
The RJRC invites you to the first of its Lunch and Learn series on Thursday, October 25 at 12 p.m. Bring your lunch and learn about some compelling new
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Collaboration, student journalism key to investigative reporting’s survival
By Rhianna Jackson-Kelso As funding and resources dwindle, the future of investigative journalism in Canada rests in the hands of
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RJRC’s new academic director plans to build bridges between academics, journalists, public
By ALLISON RIDGWAY Staff reporter July 20, 2018 Joyce Smith, a researcher and associate professor at the Ryerson School of
RJRC’s new multimedia journal examines the many facets of local news
By ALLISON RIDGWAY Staff reporter July 19, 2018 The relationship between local charities and news, an app that tracks the
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