PRINT
JOURNALISM
Classwork:
Print journalism prepares students for careers with newspapers or magazines. Required
course work includes reporting, copy editing, information graphics and specialized
writing.
Career development:
Newspaper internships offer students top opportunities to work as reporters
and copy editors in newsrooms across the country such as The Oregonian,
The Charlotte Observer, The Birmingham News, The State and The New
York Times.
Capstone Experience:
Senior print journalism majors produce a weekly newspaper, The
Carolina Reporter, as part of their practicum. Each issue of the newspaper
is critiqued by print media professionals.
In 2001, the Carolina Reporter was judged "Best in
the Nation" by The Society of Professional Journalists.
In 2002, the Society of Professional Journalists awarded
the paper additional writing, design and web publishing awards. |
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QUICK LINKS
Academic
Bulletin/Courses
Print Journalism
Faculty
Carolina Reporter
Cyberhemia
- Explorations of Life Beyond The Margins - online
student essays
Students
blog Democratic Convention, receive rave reviews
Babb at Bat -
Writing for national sports magazine fulfills a dream for
USC senior
USC'S Washington Correspondent - Allyson Bird chronicles her
national internship experience |