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Monthly Archives: March 2018
Thirty + celebrates 30 years of Photojournalism graduates
For some months now, we have been featuring the work of some of our graduates over the past 30 years in a website feature called “Thirty +”. This week’s feature is on Peter Power, class of 1989. Please have a … Continue reading
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Loyalist Photojournalism well represented in this year’s NPAC National Pictures of the Year awards
Loyalist Photojournalism is well represented in the release of nominees for the 2017 News Photographers Association of Canada National Pictures of the Year awards. In fact, 27 of 54 nominee positions are awarded to Loyalist PhotoJ grads (* beside name) Best … Continue reading
March 8th Photojournalism Pioneer is here
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March 1sth Photojournalism Pioneer is here
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