Becoming a dad changed student life
“For most third years, the biggest responsibility they face is a dissertation… for me it’s looking after my baby daughter.”
Putting Nick Clegg on the spot
JMU Journalism’s Mark Scully sent one tweet, had two phone calls, and the next day found himself grilling Deputy PM Nick Clegg on Channel 4 news.
Footy photography in sharp focus
“I worked at Old Trafford, Anfield and at Goodison Park during the Merseyside derby. Sounds glamorous? It’s not really. Honestly.”
Norway terror attacks reflections
Vegard blogs on the terrorist killings in his homeland, Norway. He reflects on how lucky he was not to be at the scene of the attacks.
Why unpaid work can be richly rewarding
“Trying to gain work experience may be an arduous task at times but it’s important to remember to make a good first impression.”
I won’t let disability affect my time at uni
“Although I have the physical disability Cerebral Palsy, I am one of those people who does not see it as an issue, contrary to what others might think.”
How social media changed Middle East
As Middle East regimes look increasingly vulnerable in the face of popular uprisings, it’s time to ask: “How can you start a revolution in 140 characters?”
How this website saved my degree
Gary reveals how working on the JMU Journalism site transformed his attitude towards university.
Can Twitter prevent a nuclear war?
Twitter rapidly became a quick way of reporting news… but could it help prevent war?