Summer 2010 Archive | Ryerson Review of Journalism :: The Ryerson School of Journalism

Why Didn’t I Know this Africa?

In the 1970s, there was Idi Amin. The vicious dictator made big…

“Here we have the usual Roy Arden stuff—garbage, rubbish, scraps—very boring, of…

Canadian Business editor-in-chief Steve Maich sits at a two-seater table at a…

In the din of the newsroom, an orchestra of hammers struck the…

At the end of the 20th century, a promising new phenomenon appeared—amateur…

By 8 a.m. most days, Mir Mahdavi is walking his customary 15-minute…

Travelling west on Yellowhead Highway 16, Vancouver Sun reporter Neal Hall took…

In the summer of 1994, David Macfarlane was among eight journalists at…

“This job is really boring,” the reporter sighs soon after she begins…

Charles Oberdorf moves slowly to the stage. The veteran magazine editor and…

It’s easy to lose your way in Saint John. Many summer mornings…

By 8 a.m. most days, Mir Mahdavi is walking his customary 15-minute route…