In RIT’s journalism bachelor's, you’ll interview thoroughly, investigate methodically, write masterfully, edit effectively, report fearlessly, and publish innovatively–all in service to social change.

Sign up for the daily CJR newsletter. Facebook is 15 years old. And there are certain things, if we believe the reams of headlines we see based on social science ...

We student journalists have all wondered at some point or another whether college is worth it or even necessary for our career. Taking a College of Communication class — for example, COM CO 101 — can ...

The Sizemore Fellowship for Graduate Study in Journalism was created through the generosity of Mason and Connie Sizemore to assist in the costs associated with graduate school. Applicants must be ...

In RIT’s journalism option, you’ll master the skills to successfully interview, investigate, write, edit, report, and publish news and featured stories across a range of digital media. Gain Real-World ...

Alma Matters is a Poynter newsletter designed to provide ideas, news and insight to those in the journalism education community. Subscribe here to get Alma Matters delivered to you. Last week I asked ...

“Joy” may not be the first word that comes to mind when you think about journalism. In some ways, that makes sense: Journalists report emotionally exhausting stories, manage the at-times hostile ...

A new University of Colorado study has found young journalists heading into the industry know their way around a Twitter feed, but lack basic reporting skills. Patrick Ferrucci, an assistant ...

Science journalism has seen a resurgence during the pandemic. Every day seems to bring a new study, a new paper, a new finding to break down and interpret for readers. But how well do journalists ...

The death of local newspapers increases political polarization and straight-ticket voting, according to the authors of a new study from researchers at MIT, Yale and French university Sciences Po. As ...