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Broadcast Journalism Students Report for WTVA in Tupelo
Six Meek School students checked out gear and headed out to cover stories assigned by WTVA in Tupelo on April 28. Their goal was to produce work good enough to air on the newscasts that night. At the end of the day, every story produced was aired… [more]
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Graduation Day, 2012
Students and faculty gathered in front of Farley Hall on the morning of Saturday, May 12 before heading into the Grove for the Graduation 2012 ceremony. Congratulations to the Meek School of Journalism and New Media's Class of 2012!… [more]
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Broadcast Journalism Students Report for WTVA in Tupelo
Six Meek School students checked out gear and headed out to cover stories assigned by WTVA in Tupelo on April 28. Their goal was to produce work good enough to air on the newscasts that night. At the end of the day, every story produced was aired and… [more]
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Journalism Faculty, Staff and Students Win Top PRAM Awards
OXFORD, Miss. – Seven students from the University of Mississippi’s Meek School of Journalism and New Media recently won top awards at the annual Public Relations Association of Mississippi conference in Columbus, and their instructor won the top… [more]
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Warino Wins “PR Student of the Year”
Kristie Warino was named the statewide winner of Public Relations Student of the Year at the Public Relations Association of Mississippi annual conference on April 13. Warino, who will graduate in May, is pictured here with Lecturer Robin Street, who… [more]
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J-school student publishes book on best gaming apps
In his recently published book, "Buttonless: Incredible iPhone And iPad Games," Ole Miss sophomore Ryan Rigneylooks at the genesis behind more than 65 titles for Apple's iOS platform, such as Canabalt, Angry Birds, Words With Friends and more. In a chapter… [more]
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J-school senior wins Hearst Award in reporting competition
By Elaine Pugh Ole Miss Zing Marianna Breland of Forest has earned dozens of awards and honors during her four years at the University of Mississippi, but her recent national Hearst Award may top them all. On the heels of being among 10 seniors… [more]
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Touring New Orleans’ flood protection system
Ole Miss students Clare Douglas, Mary Love Fair and Ben Hurston traveled to New Orleans to report on the new Hurricane and Storm Damage protection system being constructed by the Army Corps of Engineers. Led by journalism Professor Bill Rose, the students… [more]
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Meek Students conduct Red Carpet interviews for the OFF
University of Mississippi IMC and Journalism students Brittany Duhon, Jajuan McNeil, Dane Morton, Leslie Smith, Benjamin Tucker, and Wanfei Wu produced a series of Red Carpet Interviews for the Oxford Film Festival, held February 9-12 in Oxford, MS. Click… [more]
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Hotty Toddy Cheer Heard at UT-Martin
For the second consecutive year, the University of Mississippi was named Grand Champion at the Southeast Journalism Conference. Twenty-seven colleges attended this year's conference, held Feb. 9-11 at the University of Tennessee at Martin. Ole Miss… [more]
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The UM/Belize Beat
More than 60 University of Mississippi students have taken part in service-learning projects in Belize over the past couple of years. This year, five journalism majors were part of a group of 24 students who traveled to Belize for Winter Intersession… [more]
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Questions for ESPN’s Jemele Hill
Jemele Hill, right, visited the Meek School of Journalism under the auspices of the UM Association of Black Journalists of which Instructor Deidra Jackson, left, is chapter advisor. Hill took questions and counseled students to drill on the fundamentals… [more]
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Newsroom goal? All screens, all the time
Read the full piece on Dean Norton's blog.… [more]
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Freedom Forum trustees meet at Overby Center
Trustees of the Freedom Forum and the Freedom Forum Diversity Institute held three days of meetings at the Overby Center for Southern Journalism and Politics both to conduct business and congratulate Overby Center namesake Charles Overby upon his retirement. Events… [more]
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Important announcement for candidates of graduation
Dear Graduating Senior: 1. DECEMBER 2011 GRADUATES - DIPLOMA APPLICATIONS You should have already filed your degree application in the Dean’s Office. A diploma application is a separate form and is required for all graduates. … [more]
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Broadcast Journalism Students Report for WTVA in Tupelo
Six Meek School students checked out gear and headed out to cover stories assigned by WTVA in Tupelo on April 28. Their goal was to produce work good enough to air on the newscasts that night. At the end of the day, every story produced was aired and the Web versions published on wtva.com. Faculty [...]

Broadcast Journalism Students Report for WTVA in Tupelo
Six Meek School students checked out gear and headed out to cover stories assigned by WTVA in Tupelo on April 28. Their goal was to produce work good enough to air on the newscasts that night. At the end of the day, every story produced was aired and the Web versions published on wtva.com. Faculty [...]

Journalism Faculty, Staff and Students Win Top PRAM Awards
OXFORD, Miss. – Seven students from the University of Mississippi’s Meek School of Journalism and New Media recently won top awards at the annual Public Relations Association of Mississippi conference in Columbus, and their instructor won the top two honors in the show. “I was so proud of these students because this was a professional [...]



