Our MA student Olivia John describes the night she became part of what was probably the…
Category: Journalism
The Swansea Blitz
Final year Media student Cecily Edwards explains how Swansea suffered catastrophic damage during WWII… The sight…
Investigating the Stigma of Social Housing
In this feature article, our International Journalism MA student, Holly Abraham examines the perceptions of social…
Finding friends and building a community – the success of Swansea University’s Barbell Society
Our MA student Howard Qi tells us about the rise of Swansea University’s powerlifting club that…
Student thesis published in MEDIA, WAR and CONFLICT
A new article by Linda de Veen and Richard Thomas discusses the coverage of some recent…
Horses – effective therapy for mental illness
During your lifetime, you have a 25% chance of suffering with mental illness, so learning how…
Remixing journalism: the power of satire as an alternative fourth estate
Dr Allaina Kilby is a lecturer in Journalism in the Media and Communications department. Her current research interests…
BBC caught in the crossfire: why the UK’s public broadcaster is becoming a big election story
Richard Thomas, Swansea University and Declan McDowell-Naylor, Cardiff University The final week of campaigning for the…
Jon Stewart: journey from satirist to political advocate is no laughing matter
Allaina Kilby, Swansea University When Jon Stewart quit the Daily Show, the satirical news and comedy…
UK election 2019: how the growing reach of alt-media is shaping the campaign
Richard Thomas, Swansea University and Declan McDowell-Naylor, Cardiff University The UK media landscape features a new…