UKings logo
King's Journalism
The Signal
Search
News
KJR
Shows
Investigative
Magazine
iTunes Logo
Twitter Logo
Facebook Logo
YouTube Logo
Instagram Logo

Longform

Lydia Hood, an Atlantic School of Theology student from Charlotteown, P.E.I, reads obituaries every day.

Obits: celebrating life after death

Vibrant and vital, the obituary page is a memorable read

By

Apr 7, 2014

Quebec's July 2013 rail disaster has shone a spotlight on the industry.

The Lac-Mégantic scrum: inside the making of a villain

Railroad chairman stumbled in response to crisis

By

Apr 7, 2014

Broadcast journalism instructor Erin Moore helps a student in the NSCC studio in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Journalism students need grammar training

The most essential skills are lacking

By

Apr 7, 2014

John Walker of Halifax has been making films for 38 years.

Whither Canadian documentary films?

Funding cuts, industry changes leave doc makers fearful

By

Apr 7, 2014

Nicole West talks about healing from a suicide loss, and how she wants to help others.

Reporting suicide: risks and benefits

When reporting on suicide, do journalists consider sensitivity?

By

Apr 7, 2014

Broadcasting student Amanda Hawkes on the NSCC campus.

The intern debate

Are free internships exploitative or invaluable?

By

Apr 7, 2014

The dark corner of plagiarism.

Fighting the 'unforgiveable sin' -- plagiarism

Everyone hates plagiarism, yet more cases are discovered

By

Apr 7, 2014

Joey Coleman is proud to be working as a crowdfunded journalist.

Crowdfunding Journalism

Online fundraising injects journalism with new options

By

Apr 7, 2014

Beverley Ware works from home, often doing many journalistic tasks at once.

Does multitasking mean better journalism?

Scientists, journalists consider if quality at risk

By

Apr 7, 2014

Paul MacNeill says community newspapers support vibrant communities.

Local newspapers keep communities alive

Small town papers, facing big challenges, plan to survive

By

Jan 24, 2014