How IBBU students are rebuilding campus journalism
According to him, a vibrant campus journalism union creates a culture of transparency by allowing students to question decisions affecting their welfare and the university community.
But if the conversations inside IBBU’s ICT Centre are any indication, the revival of campus journalism has already begun, not with headlines, but with a generation of young reporters learning that the most important stories are often the ones closest to home.
It marked the beginning of an effort to breathe life back into the university’s Union of Campus Journalists (UCJ), a body whose activities had dwindled over the years despite a growing population of Mass Communication students.
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