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10 Ways to Undo a Decade of Damage Feeling burned out? Time to relight your fire 10/03/2021 Maybe you read Mens Health to optimise your fitness plan – or is it redemption you are seeking? Whether you’re recovering from a youth well spent or looking to undo the age-accelerating effects of a tumultuous year, our smart solutions and instant antidotes will smooth the rough edges and bring you back to your best. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below RidofranzGetty Images Unless you...

For nearly 15 years, WHQR and the UNCW Graduate School have partnered to create four WHQR Fellowships - opportunities for students to work and learn in the fast-paced and exciting environment of radio and new media! Over the years, WHQR has welcomed more than 30 Fellows who have contributed an immeasurable amount of excellent, creative work at the station. We at WHQR are incredibly grateful for these Fellowships. All of the Fellows have gone on to thriving careers, many in public media. Lets c...

Editors Note: The Queens Journal BIPOC Advisory Board February 26, 2021 This past November, The Journal formed its first BIPOC Advisory Board. An idea first suggested by Aysha Tabassum, incoming co-Editor in Chief and current Features Editor, the Board will bring much needed representation from Queen’s BIPOC community to The Journal’s editorial board. After taking applications in November, The Journal welcomed Meena Waseem, Audrey Henry, and Aisling Martins-Ezeifeaku to represent the fir...

Lanre Arogundade celebrates Nsikak Essien, a veteran journalist, at age 70 It was a near tussle. Tunji Bello, National Concord’s Political Editor and strong insider in Publisher M.K.O Abiola’s presidential campaign had wanted me to be part of the mobilization for MKO across the country. As a fellow students’ union activist during our campus activism days and a good friend he had not hesitated to nominate me to be part of the pre-campaign mobilisation across the country telling the caucus ...

Campus Times The Campus Times staff has worked hard on a responsive web redesign. Please bear with us as some older content may be temporarilily unavailable. To submit feedback, or to report an issue, email the Web Staff at online@campustimes.org.× Courtesy Melanie Earle By Hailie Higgins Editor-in-Chief and ...

Advertisement Warning! This has to be fairly long. It was a near tussle. Tunji Bello, National Concord’s Political Editor and strong insider in Publisher M.K.O Abiola’s presidential campaign had wanted me to be part of the mobilization for MKO across the country. As a fellow students’ union activist during our campus activism days and a good friend he had not hesitated to nominate me to be part of the pre-campaign mobilisation across the country telling the caucus that I would be a useful...

The Daily Observer made me what I am today. I was just a university student recruited to be trained as a journalist while pursuing a degree in English/Education. A simple note! Only a simple note from one of my professors, Mrs. Ruth Lymas Reeves, put me in contact with Mr. Best who was looking for young people to be trained. When I took that note to Mr. Best, I was seated on a proofreading bench, and thus began my journey at Daily Observer. Soon I started reporting stories about activities at...

Prof Linda Hogan is one of three candidates in the Provost race, along with Prof Jane Ohlmeyer and Prof Linda Doyle.

Graphic Online BY: News Desk Report 705 The Graphic Communications Group Ltd (GCGL) has appointed four persons to various positions to strengthen the company’s mandate as the dominant media group in the country. Mr Samuel Essel has joined the company as the Director of Finance to replace Mr Kwabena Baah-Adade, who retired late last year. Mr Theophilus Yartey, who is the Editor of the Graphic Business, one of the publications within the group, has been appointed Deputy Editor of the flagship ...

Graphic Online BY: Graphic.com.gh 30.5k Shares 705 Ms Kate Baaba Hudson, a former acting Editor of The Mirror, has been appointed Editor of the Junior Graphic. She will lead the editorial team to produce educative, entertaining and vibrant content that will appeal to the youth. Prior to acting as Editor of The Mirror, she was the Foreign and Supplements Editor of the Daily Graphic. Ms Hudson had earlier been the Business and Foreign Editor of the Daily Graphic and previously acted as Editor of...