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By JACKIE HONG STAFF REPORTER Women got significantly less airtime than men during the 2011 Canadian federal election TV coverage, according

By JACKIE HONG STAFF REPORTER The lack of women in prominent, high-ranking positions in both religious and media organizations is

By JACKIE HONG STAFF REPORTER Live blogs by student reporters increased the number of visits to the website of a

By JACKIE HONG STAFF REPORTER Even though there are more women enrolled in journalism schools than men, there are still

By JACKIE HONG STAFF REPORTER Toronto Star reporter Michelle Shephard has seen the slums of Mogadishu and covered the results

By JACKIE HONG STAFF REPORTER Getting the facts right can make or break a journalist’s credibility, and with users of

    By JACKIE HONG STAFF REPORTER Four Ryerson students, three of them in journalism, have each won a $3,000

By JACKIE HONG STAFF REPORTER Writing with proper grammar and spelling can be challenging, especially without a word processor. What

By HAILEY CHAN When the lights went out during the 2013 Superbowl, sports fans reacted to the power failure with

By SAHAR FATIMA The misrepresentation and underrepresentation of racial and ethnic groups isn’t a problem exclusive to mainstream news organizations,

By JACKIE HONG STAFF REPORTER Journalism professor Ann Rauhala stands at the head of the class, trying to coax answers

J-School historian discovers scholarly treasure in Associated Press archives By Gene Allen When friends ask what I’m working on these

By JACKIE HONG STAFF REPORTER Canada should consider developing a national press council to hear complaints from the public and

By JACKIE HONG STAFF REPORTER An essay by Ryerson  journalism professor Suanne Kelman that critiques Canada’s anemic whistleblowing culture will

By JACKIE HONG STAFF REPORTER Making the results of research by university professors readily available to other scholars, the public

By DIANA HALL STAFF REPORTER Newspapers that layoff journalists to survive massive changes in the industry are making a mistake,

By JACKIE HONG STAFF REPORTER Discovering she had a Canadian accent was one of Giselle Phelps’ biggest surprises when she

By JACKIE HONG STAFF REPORTER Ryerson journalism professor Kamal Al-Solaylee’s book, Intolerable: A Memoir of Extremes, has been nominated for the

By JACKIE HONG STAFF REPORTER The quality of news reporting on major trials can be undermined by something as basic

By Ryerson Staff Professor April Lindgren, who heads up the Ryerson Journalism Research Centre,  has launched a multimedia website that’s