Blogging has become an important addition to journalism, offering a way for journalists to share their "backstories," the nuts and bolts of how they go about the business of storytelling. Blogs also provide an outlet for journalists to reflect on the topics they cover, to analyze or interpret their experiences outside the practices of objective news writing.
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March 9, 2008
Ernie Pyle Scholars honors program director, David Boeyink, and the 16 journalism honors students are traveling to parts of Florida during spring break.  |
March 7, 2008
As part of the International Public Relations class, a group of students and faculty are traveling to Tokyo and other nearby areas of Japan over spring break. Several students will blog about their experiences here.  |
March 7, 2008
Several students will be blogging about their experiences in Europe as part of a class about Ernie Pyle. The group will be in London, Normandy and Paris.  |
March 7, 2008
Students Diana Biette, a senior, and junior Mary Reisert reported from the national Public Relations Student Society of America conference in Philadelphia.  |
March 7, 2008
Two journalism students visited Manchester, England for the Society of American Travel Writers annual convention, where they met veteran travel journalists, learned about the trade and took several day trips.  |
March 7, 2008
Andrew Prinsen, B.A.J. ‘07, reports from India over four months as part of his Ross Hazeltine Travel Scholarship, a $7,000 grant awarded to graduating seniors for study or research outside North America.  |
March 7, 2008
More than 200 students work as interns each year; in 2007, two interns blogged about their experiences and how they related to their career plans. 
