A woman who blogged about her fight against bowel cancer and subsequently inspired thousands has passed away.
American exchange student Megan Grabowski blogs about her time spent studying with JMU Journalism.
When Liverpool face Manchester United, the stakes are always high. Leigh Kimmins blogs about an “epic experience” at Anfield.
A campaign has begun to replace the current Liverpool flag with a new one designed by a member of the public.
Aimée Hamilton blogs about her time in Liverpool as she leaves the city after three years with JMU Journalism.
As he heads towards the finish line, Paul McIntyre offers advice for those just starting out at JMU Journalism.
Patrick Arnold blogs about his experience covering the Liverpool Mayor election for JMU Journalism.
A job in online news back in Ireland offered Hugh O’Connell the perfect chance to apply the skills he learnt while working on JMU Journalism.
“I worked at Old Trafford, Anfield and at Goodison Park during the Merseyside derby. Sounds glamorous? It’s not really. Honestly.”
“Trying to gain work experience may be an arduous task at times but it’s important to remember to make a good first impression.”
“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.”
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?”
Dawid explains how getting his coursework published on JMU Journalism had a huge effect on his studies.
I’d heard all the scare stories about how much harder it is to study in your final year at university, but the gap between second and third year has left me amazed.
Gary reveals how working on the JMU Journalism site transformed his attitude towards university.
Twitter rapidly became a quick way of reporting news… but could it help prevent war?