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The School of Journalism is welcoming four new faculty members and a new student media director.

The Indiana University School of Journalism gained re-accreditation during the Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communications’ meeting earlier this month.

This semester, the IDS taff has been working to give its reporters a chance to get a taste of what media convergence means by launching a more multimedia-focused Web site.

Graduate student Tian Ming has won a national student video contest for his entry describing his experiences with U.S. higher education as a Chinese national. The video tells the story of a Chinese student’s makeshift barbershop, which the student started as a way to provide not only a service but also a venue for Chinese [...]

Thanks to Canon Professional Services, the School of Journalism has about $15,000 worth of camera equipment to add to the multimedia lab inventory.

Chip Cutter is one of eight business journalism students across the nation to receive a Reynolds Business Scholarship. He will receive $4,000 dollars and will follow the money right to Indiana Business Journal as a summer intern.

In the crucial days before the Indiana’s primary May 6, presidential historian Michael Beschloss advised his audience Monday night to vote for the candidate who will demonstrate “presidential courage” by making tough decisions even at the cost of his or her own popularity. “American history has turned on the fact that some presidents had the guts to make tough decisions,” he said.