By ROBERT LIWANAG Staff Reporter Legal strategies and government policies that undermine the public’s right to know will be examined
Conference to discuss the Canadian public’s right to know Read Post »
By DASHA ZOLOTA Special to the RJRC A new Centre for Free Expression, the first of its kind at a
Centre for Free Expression coming to Ryerson Read Post »
By ROBERT LIWANAG Staff Reporter The international expansion of news agencies in the early 20th century had more to do
By LINDSAY FITZGERALD Special to the RJRC Sue Dewar’s “trial by fire” was a 1995 cartoon of a beaver gnawing
Atkinson lecture on the power and politics of cartooning, the female way Read Post »
By SHANNON CLARKE Special to the RJRC As contract assignments and internships become more commonplace for newly minted journalists, workers
By RACHEL SURMAN Special to the RJRC The increasing emphasis on female reporters’ looks amounts to “the Kardashian-ization of sports
By ROBERT LIWANAG Staff Reporter The destruction of the University of Liberia’s campus radio station is a blow to the
Radio station where J-School professor taught burns down in Liberia Read Post »
By ROBERT LIWANAG Staff Reporter Ryerson journalism professor Gene Allen is a finalist for the 2015 Canada Prize in the
Ryerson professor finalist for the 2015 Canada Prize in the Humanities Read Post »
By ALLISON RIDGWAY Special to the RJRC Even on a relatively quiet day, the goings on in Ontario’s legislative chamber
A visit to Queen’s Park: Reflections of a young political junkie Read Post »
By DAISY BADU Special to the RJRC The questions on the quiz at the start of the workshop sent my
Clueless in workshop on aboriginal issues Read Post »
Kiyomi French, a graduate student in Masters of Spatial Analysis program, illustrated just how strongly correlated the number of journalists
Map suggests links between press freedom and the number of journalists killed Read Post »
By ROBERT LIWANAG Staff Reporter Canadian intelligence agencies have one of the weakest oversight mechanisms in the West and that’s
Canadian spy agencies need more oversight, Edward Snowden tells Ryerson audience Read Post »
By RACHEL SURMAN Special to the RJRC The pressure on news anchors to be high-profile celebrities has never been greater,
By ROBERT LIWANAG Staff Reporter News organizations often promote particular narratives in the stories they cover in an attempt to
In the fall of 2014, instructors teaching first-year students at the Ryerson University School of Journalism observed what appeared to
Workshop helps beginner journalists deal with interview anxiety (Part II) Read Post »
By ROBERT LIWANAG Staff Reporter Financial constraints mean that cost is increasingly influencing whether journalists working in investigative television take
Limited resources influencing the stories investigative TV reporters pursue Read Post »
In the fall of 2014, instructors teaching first-year students at the Ryerson University School of Journalism observed what appeared to
Workshop helps beginner journalists deal with interview anxiety (Part I) Read Post »
By LAUREN HARRIS Special to the RJRC When Kyle Edwards tells people he grew up on a reserve [in Winnipeg],
News coverage of indigenous issues lacks balance, context: panel discussion Read Post »
By ROBERT LIWANAG Staff Reporter The digital revolution in journalism means magazines such as The New Yorker and The Atlantic
Ryerson journalism professor takes over as editor for literary journalism magazine Read Post »
By ILINA GHOSH Special to the RJRC When told 2,000 Nigerians were slaughtered in an attack earlier this month, Ryerson
What makes one horrific event more newsworthy than another? Read Post »
