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It’s usually challenging to find that first full-time job in journalism. Three MSU Journalism graduates, Julian Mitchell, Ian Gilmore and Matt Sheeran, share their stories of navigating COVID, their career dreams and the job search process.
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A journalist from metro-Detroit who has been detained at a prison in Myanmar for more than a month remains unharmed.That's according to a call with staff…
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Aidan Champion, MSU junior journalism major, experienced transitions in sporting event phases throughout the pandemic while reporting for Impact Radio.For…
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Michigan State journalism alumni Nick Blaskowski has been through a lot this year: losing his job because of COVID-19 cutbacks, and now finding a home in…
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The press corps covering the state capitol got smaller at the end of 2019 with the retirement of John Lindstrom. He's been the publisher of the Gongwer…
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Today marks the last week where the Lansing City Pulse newspaper will be distributed at Kroger stores.Kroger officials have decided to remove distribution…
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Marc Lacey has reported for The New York Times as a foreign correspondent from Nairobi and Mexico City and in the U.S. from Washington and Phoenix. Now,…
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Journalism training and careers at the University of Michigan will get a boost through a $300,000 gift named after a Pulitzer Prize-winning alumna.The Ann…
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Kirk Heinze welcomes widely read and highly respected Detroit Free Press automotive columnist Mark Phelan to MSU Today. Phelan is a proud alumnus of the…
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“Well, it's been wonderful and I confess, and you can figure out the age if I give the year, I came here 50 years ago as a student as a freshman living in…