The largest reporting team in Liverpool has had another busy year, out and about in the city and beyond, covering the latest news and sport across Merseyside.
Alongside working on breaking stories, JMU Journalism’s undergraduate students have also been producing special features as part of their final year coursework.
Here we present a selection of some of the best of them on both our degree programmes.
JOURNALISM
Abigail Ford created a TV documentary highlighting child poverty in Liverpool, exploring an important issue that is all too often overlooked. Watch the video below:
Cassie Ward’s website shines a light on the victims of crime, including cyberbullying, discrimination, violence and abuse. Website >>
Olivia Beatty created a lifestyle magazine for young women which is designed to be both stylish and inspirational. Read it here >>
Sadie Gilbert produced a documentary featuring the untold stories of women with ADHD. Watch the video below:
SPORTS JOURNALISM
Matt Groom set out to unearth unusual sporting activity taking place every week around the region that, while niche, is accessible and fun. Full story >>
James Cranford hit the bullseye with his video story before anybody outside of the darts world was talking about Luke Littler. James spent an afternoon with him, accurately predicting a bright future for the Warrington teenager. Full Story >>
Annie King produced a multimedia microsite as a collection of features on the experiences of women in sport, with perspectives on the challenges and triumphs they encounter. Website >>
Kevin Bannon went behind the scenes as Marine AFC took on Guiseley in the hunt for the Northern Premier League play-offs. His audio documentary includes interviews and snippets of the coverage Kevin did as Marine’s matchday commentator. Listen to the file below:
James Cranford gained exclusive access to one of the UK’s most successful blind and visually impaired football teams, Merseyside Blind FC. His audio documentary raises awareness and highlights the benefits of being involved in football. Full story >>
To see more coursework by our undergraduates and Masters students, visit these websites:
