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The following content was produced for the School of Journalism's bi-weekly newsletter and website.

2020

2019
Welcoming the RSJ Class of 2023!
Teacher Feature
RSJ alum take on Parliament Hill
Book Club: Angela Misri's Portia Adams Adventure Series
MJ students produce variety of projects in digital journalism course
Good news, Bad news Report Offers Insight into Changing Media Landscape
RSJ prof promoted to Associate Professor
RSJ students launch project T.
RSJ students win Ryerson's Dennis Mock Award
My Double Life: Journalists who also write fiction and poetry
RSJ faculty and staff celebrate 30 years of service
RSJ Student selected for CBC's Joan Donaldson Scholarship
RSJ Alum releases book on small-town Canadian Chinese restaurants
J-School Sweethearts: A spotlight on RSJ grads that are still together today
RSJ Alumnus and Headliner Ernest Tucker, passes away at 87

2018
Welcoming the RSJ Class of 2022!
The Ryersonian celebrates seven decades of reporting at Ryerson
RSJ Welcomes Assistant Professors Kalli Anderson and Adrian Ma
RSJ students go international
RSJ Nominated for four Canadian Online Publishing Awards
RSJ MJ Students Launch Indigenous Website
RSJ alumni soft-launches The Logic: A News Outlet that Focuses on its Readers
RSJ Alumni Co-anchor CTV News Vancouver
RSJ 2018 Awards Ceremony : Photo Gallery
Feature: Alumni Return to Teach at RSJ
Didihood hosts first skills-based workshop at the RSJ
Alumna Joins the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science as a Journalist in Residence

Local News Research Project

Grads At Work

2017

The following content was produced for Today's Parent Magazine: A Canadian bi-monthly magazine for parents of children from birth to age 14.


The following content was produced for The Ryersonian (now On The Record) in 2016. The On The Record newsroom is staffed and operated by final-year undergraduate and graduate students in the School of Journalism.
The following content was produced for The EyeOpener: TMU's independent student newspaper. It is owned and operated by Rye Eye Publishing Inc., a non-profit corporation owned by the students of TMU.

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