“Become the leaders of the next generation of ethical and excellent journalists”

Liberians – especially young people – face a harsh economic reality. Unemployment is high and the business climate is poor. Meeting basic needs (i.e., food, clothing, shelter) is becoming increasingly […]

Achieving the goal of equipping new generation of journalists through strategic partnership support

As we strengthen our commitment to train and produce new generation of Liberian journalists, trained enough to face and cope with emerging trends that continue to challenge and (re)define journalism, […]

Alumna Wins Environmental Reporter of the Year Award

Forgbe Kloh is an enterprising female journalist who recently earned her bachelor degree in Communication and Media Studies specializing in broadcast journalism. Ms. Kloh, who successfully managed to work fulltime […]

Association of Liberian Journalists in the Americas Reaches Out to Needy Journalism Students

A major problem affecting students’ academic performance in Liberia is lack of financial support to sponsor their university education. Lack of adequate funding keeps students distracted from learning as they […]

Supporting Access to Information

Access to information is a fundamental human right guaranteed by international instruments such as the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the African Charter on Human and People’s Rights, as well […]

Alumna with masters in Communication and Information Sciences now only female faculty in DCMS

A key strategy in achieving quality learning lies in the recruitment of qualified teachers, highly motivated to ensure learning outcomes are met even under difficult circumstances different from their own […]

Journalism Student Gets Press Union Award for Best Women Rights Reporter

As a Junior student in the Department of Communication and Media Studies, Mafanta Kromah must cope with the pressures of studying to maintain her high marks while still working as […]

First online Learning at UL: Students’ testimonials on the good and the bad!

When the University of Liberia announced it introducing an online learning semester due mostly to the pandemic, both students and faculties freaked before adapting to the new mode of instruction and […]

Five Get Scholarship Funding

  The J. P. Hicks Family Mass Communication Scholarship based in the US. gave scholarship to Moses Kpakolo, Forgbe Kloh. Grace Moleyeaze, Daniel Sirleaf, and Alfred Dee of the Mass […]

UNICEF/Mass Comm Partner in SGBV Media Training and Community Awareness

Statistics from the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection regarding Sexual and Gender-based Violence and other violence perpetrated against children between 2013 to 2017 are grim. For example, between […]