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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UCLan students were treated to a master class in Magazinecraft by visiting industry expert Mel Nichols.
Mr Nichols kept his audience enraptured for four hours as he took students from the university’s magazine journalism and publishing …
Award-winning journalist Mary O’Hara, gave postgraduate newspaper journalism students a fascinating insight into reporting of mental illnesses, writes Andy Halls.
Megan Jorsh a former student on uclan’s postgraduate newspaper journalism course has received a national award for feature writing. Twenty-six-year-old Megan, who is a reporter and feature writer with the News & Star in Carlisle was presented with the award by the National Council for the Training of Journalists in Glasgow .
Preston journalism students say a visit to the Commonwealth Games in India has massively enhanced their understanding of both sport and sports journalism.
Four undergraduates on the University of Central Lancashire’s Sports Journalism course travelled to …
Students from UCLan’s journalism department conquered technical difficulties and wet weather to deliver a three-hour live radio sports show.
The students, all in the final year of the university’s Sports Journalism course, produced a show which featured …
Student journalists put their training into practice by covering George Osborne’s four year Spending Review in real-time. They spent the day reporting live on the Chancellor’s speech and gauging the Preston public’s reaction to the announcement.
Magazine legend Sally O’Sullivan gave postgraduate students an insight into the publishing world, writes Polly Glass. The former editor of Harpers & Queen, Good Housekeeping, Ideal Homes and a raft of other titles argued the function of a magazine is totally different to that of other media.
Two former uclan newspaper journalism students are celebrating after an 8-2 victory on the playing
fields of Fleet Street. For Independent crime correspondent Mark Hughes the win marked a reversal of his team’s fortunes earlier this season when the Indies went down to The Times in a humiliating 6-1 defeat.
Four undergraduates from the University of Central Lancashire are off to Delhi to report at the Commonwealth Games. The quartet are in the third year of the university’s Sports Journalism course.
Imran Sidat, 22, along with …
The picture was taken at the Premier League fixture between Wigan Athletic and Blackpool and the three likely lads, all working at the match, are graduates of UCLan’s Sports Journalism course. Stewart Hudson (centre) graduated in …
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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