school of journalism

Holiday season 2015: UBC experts available for comment

The festive season is upon us and researchers at the University of British Columbia are available to comment on various topics related to the holidays.

Dec 14, 2015

Spread the news

A UBC Journalism prof’s new book explores social media and the power of sharing.

Oct 16, 2014

UBC J-School a CUT above

Peter Klein discusses the global reporting project CUT and how it helped prepare students for the new media landscape.

Apr 23, 2014

International Reporting Program takes home three COPAs

Two classes of UBC Graduate School of Journalism students won big at the Canadian Online Publishing Awards, the country’s highest award in online journalism.

Nov 14, 2013

J-school students take home two Jack Webster Awards

UBC Journalism students Lisa Hale and Mike Wallberg took home some hardware at this year’s Jack Webster Awards.

Nov 5, 2013

UBC experts available to comment on “right-to-die”

UBC experts are available to provide media commentary on the topics of physician-assisted suicide and “the right to die.”

Oct 10, 2013

Students captured video and photos in Indonesia. Photo: Heather Roy

Students shed light on illegal sources of our household wood

Students of UBC’s Graduate School of Journalism have completed an investigative report into the global illegal log trade.

Oct 1, 2013

Prof. Alfred Hermida (left) and marketing instructor Paul Cubbon have brought together business and journalism in a new course. Mark Mushet Photograph

Social media: Where business and journalism intersect

A new UBC course connects two schools to prepare students for the real world

Feb 6, 2013 - by Bethan Williams

UBC Documentary shows hidden human rights crisis of medical pain

The University of British Columbia Graduate School of Journalism’s International Reporting Program (IRP) has partnered with Al Jazeera English to produce Freedom From Pain, a half hour documentary that will air on the program People & Power on Wednesday, July 20.

Jul 18, 2011