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The School of Journalism invites alumni to uses these pages to stay in touch with us and with one another, through print publications, this Web site or through social media. We also want your news, so be sure to submit a Class Note to report on those big changes in your lives, or just to say hello.

• Read the alumni magazine:
It's all about you, and for you, so stay in touch through Newswire, the alumni magazine. If you don't receive this publication in your mail twice a year, drop a note to editor Anne Kibbler or call her at (812)855-1705.

Download the latest issue or any past issues from our archive below. (These are PDF format of about 3-4 MB in size.)

	Winter/Spring 2013	Spring 2012
Fall 2011	Spring 2011	Fall 2010
Spring 2010	Fall 2009	Spring 2009
Fall 2008	Spring 2008	Fall 2007

• Here are a few other ways to stay connected:
  • The School of Journalism has a page on Facebook. Check out this link to see our friends and fans. 
  • Or, follow us on Twitter  to stay up on events and news from the school.
  • Subscribe to the e-newsletter to stay up-to-date between issues of Newswire.
  • New York-area alumni may want to sign up for alumnus Barry Gellers’ newsletter. Read about it here. 
  • Find out how the School of Journalism is participating in the IU-Bloomington Matching the Promise campaign. 
  • Visit the school Web site frequently to keep up with news and announcements, as well as to stay abreast of current students’ classes and opportunities.


• Send us your news:
  • Click to add your Class Note to the next issue of Newswire.
  • After publication, the Class Notes are available on the Web. Check out who among your classmates is making news.


• Connect with your history:
  • Learn more at the centennial website, which features alumni memories and stories about the yearlong celebration.
  • Buy the 100 Years of Journalism at IU commemorative book online ($25).

Contact:

Communications Director Beth Moellers, or the school via post at: