Space is limited for this one-week day camp running August 12-16. This camp offers fun and educational podcasting activities for young teens and is meant for those who are fascinated by telling stories, hearing what others have to say and then giving voice to those stories.

Carleton's journalism program is hosting an industry roundtable called Journalism and Artificial Intelligence in Toronto on Thursday, May 30, 2024. Registration for the event will be limited and will open in early May. Find out more at carleton.ca/sjc/2024/carle…

A great example of the Carleton J-School partnership with CBC IDEAS, the most recent Stursberg lecture will be the subject of tonight's 8 pm IDEAS broadcast on CBC, as a podcast and online Q and A. So much great material from Veronika's powerful account of covering her country at war.

The journalism program Carleton J-School is once again offering four paid summer reporting positions at our flagship news publication, Capital Current. The deadline for applications is April 4. Find out more at carleton.ca/sjc/2024/globa…

Another session for Carleton journalism students to link them to the workplace, this one organized by Prof. Christine Crowther and featuring CBC's Sujata Berry, who leads the 'temp project' that brings in journalists for short-term contracts that can lead to greater things.

Thanks to media industry mentors - David Reevely, Jessey Bird, Joanna Smith, Kait Labbate, Sujata Berry, Garvia Bailey, Nic Pollock, Raisa Patel, Lisa Johnson, Laura Payton, Hartley Witten, Bea Vongdouangchanh, Fangliang Xu and Ryan Cormier - for spending time with our students.

CBC Ideas will broadcast Wednesday the 2024 Stursberg lecture given Carleton J-School by Ukrainian journalist Veronika Melkozerova. “We face a continual tension between holding the government to account, and not wanting the enemy to undermine us by exploiting bad news,' Veronika said.

Catch Michael de Adder's interview with CBC Radio's Ottawa Morning in advance of delivering the 2024 Kesterton Lecture: cbc.ca/listen/live-ra…

For those who missed the Kesterton Lecture with political cartoonist Michael de Adder Michael de Adder, you can watch on YouTube youtube.com/watch?v=w3p5wL…, including a Q and A with the CBC's Nahlah Ayed. We will post a full written account later, but here are some pix from Manuel Baechlin.

Great interview on Ottawa Morning with Michael de Adder, who set the stage for his Kesterton Lecture this evening at Carleton's Dominion-Chalmers Centre, beginning at 6 p.m. He will be talking about twists and turns in his award-winning career. Tickets: Kesterton2024.eventbrite.ca

Award-winning cartoonist Michael de Adder Michael de Adder, who gives the Kesterton Lecture Carleton J-School on Wednesday, was just nominated for the 7th time for a National Newspaper Award in the editorial cartooning category (portfolio below). Tickets still available Kesterton2024.eventbrite.ca

Just a phenomenal weekend event with students from our media production and design and journalism programs, working together with industry mentors to create and collaborate. Did we mention that they packed the room on a Saturday morning? Amazing.

More than 30 students and industry mentors together for a weekend to brainstorm and create a  proposal or prototype for a fact-based digital media project that addresses a design challenge. Amazing.

Come and hear award-winning political cartoonist Michael de Adder Michael de Adder as he delivers the
Carleton J-School Kesterton lecture March 20 on his career drawing attention to the foibles of our leaders and the price to pay for that work: kesterton2024.eventbrite.ca

So important to have the support of great Carleton alums like Mary McGuire (who also taught here for decades), who go out of their way to create opportunities for our students, in this case, funding to help with travel and living costs to take up northern internships.

Wonderful to see so many applicants to Carleton's journalism program take part in a series of information sessions we held as part of Carleton's open house events yesterday.

Book your tickets now for a Kesterton lecture hosted by Carleton J-School with political cartoonist Michael de Adder, beginning at 6 p.m. on Wed. March 20 at the Carleton Dominion-Chalmers Centre downtown. eventbrite.ca/e/michael-de-a…

Proud of Carleton J-School MJ grad Mbonisi Zikhali Zomkhonto Zomkhonto Gabadela, an accomplished writer and poet recognized by Windsor-Essex Children's Aid Society for work with Black youth. Check out this inspiring interview with CBC Windsor: youtube.com/watch?v=r_IdM5…

Great use of social media by Wab Kinew. Don't miss your chance to hear Manitoba's Premier in person as he delivers the annual Carleton J-School Kesterton Lecture on Monday, Feb. 12 on his journey from journalism to politics. Free, but please register in advance: bit.ly/Kesterton2024

Come hear Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew deliver the 2024 Kesterton Lecture, hosted by Carleton University's School of Journalism and Communication. The major annual Carleton J-School keynote will be held Monday, Feb. 12, at 6 pm at Carleton Dominion-Chalmers Centre bit.ly/Kesterton2024