Daniel Kreiss will lead research into how journalism, digital platforms and new technologies shape democratic life.

The School of Journalism, Writing, and Media at the University of British Columbia (UBC), Vancouver Campus, invites applications for a full-time tenure-stream faculty appointment in International Repo...

The UBC School of Journalism, Writing, and Media is accepting applicants for the position of Asper Visiting Professor for 2026-2027 to join its high-calibre journalism faculty and students. The School...

The Prime Minister's efforts to control the press take us back to the bad old Soviet days

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Who gets to decide who’s a reporter, and who’s an activist? The answer matters for press freedom

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Several major community newspapers in Metro Vancouver, including the Burnaby Now, New Westminster Record and TriCity News, closed down last spring. Experts say it's created news deserts, impacting loc...

Best News Reporting of the Year – Print/Digital Best News Reporting of the Year – TV/Video Commentator of the Year/City Mic Award Excellence in Arts & Culture Reporting Excellence in Business Reportin...

Seven authors of intriguing nonfiction titles explore topics at the forefront of our minds, in this popular returning event where TED Talk meets café social, with a morning snack included. Scott McInt...

Mary-Lynn Young marylynn.young@ubc.ca Sing Tao 205 Professor Young is a certified coach, educator, researcher and co-founder of The Conversation Canada, a national not-for-profit journalism outlet. Sh...

Russian officials say a top priority at Friday's Trump-Putin summit is normalizing U.S. relations on topics beyond Ukraine. That concerns European officials, who consider Russia a long-term threat. Wi...

If we had to do undergrad over again, we'd enroll here.

OTTAWA - News publishers say the AI-generated summaries that now top many Google search results are cutting into their online traffic — and experts are still flagging concerns about the

While Canada bets big on engineered tech, experts say nature still offers our best climate solutions.

Post text The Canadian Association of Journalists (CAJ) welcomed several new board members and selected its leadership team for the coming year at its recent board and annual general meeting of membe...

Congratulations to the 29 aspiring journalists who received their Master of Journalism degrees from the University of British Columbia in May.

Newcomers are sold a vision of a new life in Canada that doesn’t always come true

A Journey in Conservative Surrey

From the Lebanese food he was introduced to by his best friend growing up, to the meaningful memory of learning how to cook for his younger brother, Jagmeet Singh opens up about how food has shaped hi...

JWAM alumni and environmental journalist Jimmy Thomson has just been promoted to the editor-in-chief at The National Observer.

UBC's prestigious journalism graduate program welcomes applications until May 1, 2025.

Professor Hermida was recognised for his outstanding research contributions to the field of journalism.

Hosted by Vinita Srivastava, the podcast is now entering its eighth season — it started up during the peak of the pandemic, when the Black Lives Matter movement was gaining traction on social media af...

UBC Journalism professor Alfred Hermida has been recognized for his transformative work in guiding graduate students.

Abstract. Beyond digital news consumption, users may express themselves in relation to the consumed news—for example, through commenting, sharing, or react

Bold and bracing, the exposé shows the high price of telling the truth.

The Society of Environmental Journalists is pleased to announce the Outstanding Student Reporting winners of the 2024 SEJ Awards for Reporting on the Environment. Read the stories.