There is one phrase you will hear over and over at Newhouse: journalists don’t do math. Many students at Newhouse are wordsmiths, design wizzes, and/or photography gurus, so if you mention numbers, you will hear an audible groan from everyone within earshot. This is why so many journalism students run for the hills at the …
I am a student in the Magazine, Newspaper, and Online Journalism program, which means I take a variety of courses throughout the week. My days at Newhouse start early. Tuesdays, my longest day, start at 6 a.m., much to the chagrin of my very sleepy cat. I take my time getting ready and …
Foreign correspondents are not the only journalists who benefit from exploring the world. Any and every journalist can better their craft, and themselves, by expanding their horizons, experiencing new cultures, and learning about the world outside of their home country. Travel is expensive, unfortunately, meaning not all journalists have the opportunity to visit other countries. …
Credit: Pexels It’s no secret that grad life is stressful. Much of your week is spent in class, and the work certainly does not end once you’re off campus. You may have to do an interview, organize a photoshoot, film a video project, or prepare a presentation. Life as a graduate student is a struggle. …