Jessica Nightingale was star struck when she met celebrity Katie Price at a London photo call. “Honestly I really couldn’t believe my luck. It was so exciting. It was fantastic when I first saw her. I did feel star struck and had to pinch myself. I couldn’t actually believe I was there to interview her,” said the third year newspaper journalism student.
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An MA Online Journalism graduate has become the community reporter for the Lancashire Evening Post.
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The Journalism department and Johnston Press plc have appointed Professor Jane Singer as the Johnston Press Chair in Digital Journalism.
Jane, an Associate Professor in the School of Journalism and Mass Communication …
A department graduate has been crowned Reporter of the Year in a BBC local Radio award ceremony.
Nicola Rees from BBC Radio Leeds won gold at the BBC Frank Gillard Awards that are …
The department has welcomed the return of its alumni, Liz Garment, who gave two days of guest lectures to students of magazine journalism.
Liz is a lecturer in journalism at the University …
Loraine Davies, the director of Periodicals Training Council, visited magazine students to give them an insight into the magazine industry.
Having rushed from London and escaping her hectic schedule, Loraine began her talk …
A final year broadcast student has returned from a European journalism conference in Athens after she won a scholarship to attend.
Lorna Blount went to the ì1st Euro Mediterranean Journalism Instituteî conference that …
A student has told how he challenged snooker No1 Stephen Hendry to a match on the green baize – and won.
Final year print student and journalist for the News and Star newspaper …
A UCLan postgraduate student has won a competition to be a newsreader for the newly launched LEP TV.
Rachel Murray and four other Postgraduate Broadcast Journalism students came across a billboard advertising the …
First year journalism student James Gordon already has a portfolio that most people would be proud of.
He may only be 18-years-old but already he owns and runs his own rugby league website, …
Postgraduate journalism students have taken part in a mock disaster at Sellafield nuclear plant to test to how they would react in a real life situation.
Broadcast and print students were part of …
BBC Magazines and Worldwide director Nick Brett is visiting UCLan to give an insight on the industry. Nick, who is also chair of the Periodicals Training Council, is a keen supporter of student journalism and a frequent visitor. Nick will touch on the latest developments in the industry but is equally keen to hear your ideas and comments about what makes a great magazine. Come along. Thursday 26 January: 1300 to 1500 in Harrington 339. All welcome
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