It’s safe to say I got a little over-excited, but I’ve tried my best to condense the experience that was PULP’s 19th issue launch.
Browsing: student journalism
The long tradition of activism continues as the beating heart and ethos of the Collegian. Filipino contemporary history has been meticulously covered and covered again, often against the grain of dominant social attitudes and political ideas. The Collegian remains a testament to an upcoming generation dedicated to truth and justice.
A short guide to censorship in student media.
Unlike Honi Soit, the publication does not have editorial independence and must get every edition checked and approved by the editorial board. Zaynab told Honi the editorial review has consistently stymied articles on Gaza.
The past, present and possibilities of student media is etched by the hands of every editor, contributor, reader, critic and peruser on campus. Lean on your comrades at other campuses and don’t forget there is no jo like stujo.
From politicians, to journalists, to former stujo trailblazers, dig into some of the events at the 2024 Student Media Conference.
Just like in Australia, Kiwi student journalists have been holding power to account, causing controversies, and being general rabble-rousers for decades.
Perhaps the cracks in Glass have been mended into a kaleidoscope — one through which students may one day trace the history of this institution.
We are so very back. After a short hiatus from the glimmer and glamour of student media spotlights, we (digitally)…
Why is Honi Soit writing about John (Jack) Bouvier Kennedy Schlossberg, grandson of JFK? Is it not antithetical to all we do? We are supposed to counter culture, not move with it?
