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Students are spending their vacations at the Indiana Daily Student, WTIU and the Bloomington Alternative completing internships and providing news to the Bloomington community.

Now in its 31st year, the school’s annual Teaching Fellows Workshop takes a handful of talented new professors from across the country and brings them together for a week of classes taught largely by School of Journalism faculty members. The goal is to help the fellows become better teachers when they return to their colleges and universities in the fall.

Winners of the Roy W. Howard National Collegiate Reporting Competition leave Saturday for a 13-day tour of South Korea and Japan.

Using a State Department grant, associate professor Jim Kelly and a colleague from ISU arranged for six South Asian journalists and educators to travel to the United States for a program on reporting HIV/AIDS.

The School of Journalism says goodbye to two longtime faculty members this month as professors Christine Ogan and Carol Polsgrove retire.

Many college students study abroad. But only a few work abroad in jobs related to their future careers. Thirteen journalism majors get that chance this summer.

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