We marked Black History Month 2025 with our first ‘How to be a Journalist’ podcast mini-series. 

News Associates media law tutor Charlie Moloney has been appointed as the co-editor of the prestigious McNae’s Essential Law for Journalists.

There is an app for everything nowadays, but what are the best apps you should use as a journalist?

School of Journalism trainee Yumna Iqbal shared how she used her summer bursary blogging her experience on a spiritual retreat in Turkey.

Ever wondered what it’s like to break exclusive stories? We spoke to three journalists working in data and investigations to find out their top tips and advice for those trying to follow in their footsteps. 

School of Journalism trainee Jacob Antigha shared how he used his bursary creating a documentary about extreme body standards in the modelling industry.

School of Journalism trainee Florence Cutts shared how she used her summer bursary creating a platform about solo travelling around Japan.

School of Journalism trainee Ella McIntyre shared how she used her bursary creating a project about travelling around Croatia.

This Black History Month, we’re celebrating the trailblazers who have carved space in our industry by pushing for more inclusion, representation and accountability in journalism, with a special ‘How to be a Journalist’ podcast mini-series, hosted by Plamedi Mbungu. 

How to be a Journalist is a News Associates podcast, hosted by Plamedi Mbungu. Read on to find out what we are taking away from the latest episodes.