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Black and minority ethnic student journalists should apply before 31 July 2025.

NUJ backs NCTJ campaign urging the reversal of planned cuts to journalism course funding.

The deadline for entries is 24 March 2025, find out more about the eligibility and judging criteria.

Registration is open for this year's free student seminar providing networking opportunities and a chance to hear from esteemed journalists.

The deadline for entries is 12:00 midnight on Sunday 7 April.

After more than a century the union voted narrowly to abolish the titles Mother of Chapel and Father of Chapel. Camilla Bracheshi supported a young member's seat on the Equality Council.

The NUJ's event for journalists in Ireland left all motivated to pursue careers within the industry.

A pdf guide for chapels and branches to use and share when building student recruitment campaigns.

Black and minority ethnic student journalists should apply before 22 July.

Articles covering the cult of personality of controversial tech entrepreneur Elon Musk, by Quincy Elise de Vrie, and singer Sam Fender took the top prizes.

New category of membership for “students”. Chapels to approve membership. Report on a new freelance category.

Michelle Stanistreet, general secretary, reports on the virtual TUC Congress, commends members striking at Bullivant; campaign against the extradition of Julian Assange; and the joys of remote learning.

George Viner Memorial Fund scholars – presentation for the charity's 30th anniversary

Journalism needs black and minority ethnic journalists not just reporting the news, but also shaping the news agenda, the latest recipients of the NUJ's charity the George Viner Memorial Fund were told.

Newsletter of the National Union of Journalists in Ireland.

It's not often that an event shakes our profession, our union and society as powerfully as the tragic death of Lyra McKee.

If you’re over 16 and working in student media or on a journalism training course, then the National Union of Journalists is the union for you.

Ruth Addicott explores why some young people leave journalism early.

It’s that time of the year again to look back, take stock and look forward.

Black and minority ethnic student journalists should apply before 31 July 2025.

NUJ backs NCTJ campaign urging the reversal of planned cuts to journalism course funding.

The deadline for entries is 24 March 2025, find out more about the eligibility and judging criteria.

Registration is open for this year's free student seminar providing networking opportunities and a chance to hear from esteemed journalists.

The deadline for entries is 12:00 midnight on Sunday 7 April.

After more than a century the union voted narrowly to abolish the titles Mother of Chapel and Father of Chapel. Camilla Bracheshi supported a young member's seat on the Equality Council.

The NUJ's event for journalists in Ireland left all motivated to pursue careers within the industry.

A pdf guide for chapels and branches to use and share when building student recruitment campaigns.

Black and minority ethnic student journalists should apply before 22 July.

Articles covering the cult of personality of controversial tech entrepreneur Elon Musk, by Quincy Elise de Vrie, and singer Sam Fender took the top prizes.

New category of membership for “students”. Chapels to approve membership. Report on a new freelance category.

Michelle Stanistreet, general secretary, reports on the virtual TUC Congress, commends members striking at Bullivant; campaign against the extradition of Julian Assange; and the joys of remote learning.

George Viner Memorial Fund scholars – presentation for the charity's 30th anniversary

Journalism needs black and minority ethnic journalists not just reporting the news, but also shaping the news agenda, the latest recipients of the NUJ's charity the George Viner Memorial Fund were told.

Newsletter of the National Union of Journalists in Ireland.

It's not often that an event shakes our profession, our union and society as powerfully as the tragic death of Lyra McKee.

If you’re over 16 and working in student media or on a journalism training course, then the National Union of Journalists is the union for you.

Ruth Addicott explores why some young people leave journalism early.

It’s that time of the year again to look back, take stock and look forward.