It's your favourite time of the week again! This week's #FlashFriday looks at street lights, drugs and protests. Headlines Bristol's Park street brought to standstill by Don't Bomb Syria protest By George Clarke for Epigram Image: Stop the War/Twitter Anti-war protestors flanked Bristol's busy Park Street ahead of the Commons' Syria vote on
Winners of the Guardian's prestigious student media awards have been announced, with a host of SPA members leading the charge. The awards are described as "recognising the country’s most talented students planning to enter the journalism and media industry". New editor-in-chief of the Guardian, Katherine Viner, hailed the achievements of those selected for her paper's prestigious accolades.
Note: The following is archived material, and will not be updated. It may not account for changes in the law that have taken place since publication. Welcome back to the final instalment of the News in November series, where we’ll be looking at the criminal justice system.
Every week we round up the very best student papers, with exclusive investigations and design that’s totally on point.
As you may have guessed by now, at the SPA we're suckers for that exclusive tag. Sourcing stories other media outlets haven't picked up is a statement skill for journalists - let our members teach you how it's done. Headlines 'Chaos' on the River Cam leads to boat club apology By Sherilyn Chew for The
Note: The following is archived material, and will not be updated. It may not account for changes in the law that have taken place since publication. Welcome back to the second part of the News in November series, where we’ll be looking at the police and crimes
Are you a journalist looking to break into the industry? Brighton Journalist Works is offering SPA members the chance to win one of three bursaries for an NCTJ Diploma in Journalism. First prize: £3,000 off course fees Second prize: £2,000 off course fees Third prize: £1,000 off course fees How to enter Win an NCTJ
It's been a tough week. From the Paris attacks to today's events in Mali, the world's media has faced scrutiny in recent days - but how did you do it? We take a look at some of the biggest headlines in student news. Headlines More than 50% of students at Cardiff unaware of safe sex
The Student Publication Association is calling on all its members to help fight any proposed changes to weaken the Freedom of Information Act.
Almost 130 people died in a terrorist attack in Paris last Friday, just weeks after a Russian plan was downed in apparent attack while flying over Egypt. How, if at all, should students report on these atrocities?
