PRSSA workshop features resume critiques, professional advice »
Shannon McEnerney | Nov. 7, 2009
Amy Bishop was one of about 20 who attended Thursday night’s resume workshop and critique session hosted by the IU chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America. New reporting course
includes travel to Kenya »
Jessica Birthisel | Nov. 7, 2009
Students already are looking into the School of Journalism’s newest travel course, Reporting on HIV/AIDS in Africa, which will be offered in Summer Session I. Student publications win more than 50 awards »
SoJ Web Report | Nov. 4, 2009
Indiana University Bloomington’s student publications won more than 50 awards from three national associations this past week, including national first places for IU’s newspaper and magazine. Smiley reflects on IU years at SPEA dedication »
Julia Bergman | Nov. 2, 2009
Journalist, author and radio talk show host Tavis Smiley arrived at Indiana University’s campus in August of 1982 with no money for tuition and no place to stay. Friday, SPEA renamed its atrium in honor of this well-known alumnus. Graduate student’s work continues with symposium »
Shannon McEnerney | Oct. 23, 2009
Shameka Neely’s mission to report on the diversity and race relations affecting the country began last November with her documentary Witnesses to History and continued Wednesday at a symposium, “Race in the Age of Obama,” at the Indiana Memorial Union’s Whittenberger Auditorium. Career Cafes offer drop-in consultations for job, internship search »
Shannon McEnerney | Oct. 23, 2009
Career Services Director Marcia Debnam sets aside several hours a week to host these events, where she advises students one-on-one to help them develop skills and increase their marketability for internships and jobs post-graduation. Bikers, walkers contribute
to ‘greening’ of school »
Sarah Hutchins | Oct. 21, 2009
As Indiana University works to make the Bloomington campus eco-friendly, faculty and staff at the School of Journalism are striving to make their carbon footprints just a little bit smaller.