journalism

Faye Navesey explains why constant exposure to the news may in fact be detrimental to our ability to engage with it....

Daniela Vasilache talks to Iona May Todd about her new book of poetry, Cool, Cruel World...

Lucia Qureshi takes the affirmative on question: is journalism art? Are we writers here at The Courier, in fact, artists?...

Harriet Metcalfe lets us know what we can expect from upcoming film How to Build a Girl...

Holly Margerrison unpacks the complexity of impartiality in broadcasting....

Molly Greeves on the double standards facing Lisa Nandy during the Labour leadership contest...

Dominic Lee discusses whether student journalism is valued enough both on our campus and others. ...

Lilla Marshall discusses the misleading articles and questions the role of journalists scientific knowledge when reporting discoveries...

Joe Holloran gives us his take on the controversial comments made in The Times by Greg Hurst....

Journalist Carrie Gracie, the former China editor for the BBC, held a talk at Newcastle University on Wednesday 16th October. Held in the Boiler Shop and organised by Newcastle University's Civic Jour...

In the wake of Buzzfeed laying off 15% of its staff, our writers analyse the impact this has on the future of journalism....

Tom Ireland gives us a glimpse into the life of a science journalist. ...

On the 5th of December Newcastle University collaborated with eight other Universities across six countries for raising awareness about good health and well-being. This year the ‘pop-up wellbeing’...

On 29th September, Newcastle University held a one-day investigative journalism conference hosted by the Centre for Investigative Journalism (CIJ) and Newcastle University’s Civic Journalism Lab. Th...

Following Owen Jones's recent comments about elitism in the media, our writers discuss connections, wealth and privilege...

Steven Ross reviews Steven Spielberg's latest, starring Tom Hanks and Meryl Streep...

Since World War One and the dissolution of the Ottoman Empire, Turkey has set its roots firmly in secular values. Kemal Ataturk, the first president of the Turkish Republic in 1923, was the leading fi...