Campusjournalism Stories

Join Janice Sandoval, a Campus Journalist and Radio Broadcaster in her twisted NSPC story as she meets new people that have made an absurdly big change in her attitude, way of thinking, and actions.

The Campus Journalist Series #2 (soon)

Journalism is where you have the freedom to express yourself. But after a few years in the field, Luke still struggles to divulge the oppressed views, including his own feelings. Experience the gut-retching feelings of competing in different student press conferences, an opportunity not only to feed his dreams, but to also immerse himself in the realities of love.

(originally published for Ventures c.2007, a literary folio of the The Varsitarian, the official student publication of the University of Bohol.)

Feature Stories. These stories make learning fun. They're full of interesting facts and funny to serious stories that inspire you to do great things. You'll feel smarter and happier after reading them. They leave you feeling motivated and ready for anything.

Feature Articles Archive These pages are a collection of the stories that caught my attention-the moments, people, and ideas that lingered in my mind long after I first encountered them. Each article is a reflection of curiosity, empathy, and the quiet act of paying attention. Some will make you smile, some might make you pause, and all of them carry a piece of how I see the world. This is my attempt to capture the ordinary, the overlooked, and the remarkable-and to share it, one story at a time.

When disaster fell, the falling star came crashing on earth. An observer watched from below as the star crossed the sky, leaving a sky full of iridescent colors. --- When Deanne College's most promising Taekwondo poomsae player suddenly got disqualified during a national competition, he was secretly called the fallen star. But in the eyes of the journalist named Shelly, what seemed like a stone that has lost its brilliance after crossing the atmosphere, is actually a rare opal shining with many colors- a contrast to her guarded world filled with black and white. The first time she remembered seeing him was on a rainy day, when that guy gave her an umbrella and then run off to the rain.

Watch how a 15 year old aspiring campus journalist struggled to improve her works amidst lack of opportunities, proper trainings/seminars, information and abundance of procrasination. Eh.

Campus Journalism? bakit nga ba napamagatang Campus Journalism ang istoryang ito? Malalaman pag bubuksan at babasahin until the end. Hope you like it mahfrens😊😘😉

For the sake of your scholarship, you can do everything right? This is a story of a former athlete who has no choice to become the assistant of the cold and enigmatic Editor-in-Chief of BELLA, the official Student Publication of Bella University of Manila. Disclaimer: This is a BL Parody of The Devil Wears Prada

Luna East Arts Academy Story Macy's not a nobody but she preferred to be invisible. Recent normal events on a life of a teenager like: 1) her best friend now dating Terrence and 2) she flirting a hot guy from theater turned things around, really turned them around until everything went out of control. And we know, things turn around differently around Luna East. What Macy's gotta do? -- Genre: Young Adult Language: English Status: Completed Year Completed: 2014

Having a hard time writing your feature articles? These ones will help you out! Read on to learn the format, style, tips and word choice that goes into feature writing. These articles are mostly aimed for those writing for their campus newspapers or competing in timed feature writing contests. Now, let's embark the writing ship! Captain Hadassah on board... 🚢 🍃

BY LAW, ALL SCHOOLS ARE REQUIRED TO HAVE A STUDENT PUBLICATION. In the quiet coastal town of Daluyon resided a private, integrated school they called The Fishers' Academy Inc., known for producing the best students in town, with some garnering achievements in lands far away from home. No school is perfect, but mistakes are perceived as threats to the academe's squeaky-clean image, which has remained intact for decades. To put themselves out there, in 2020, the school decided to launch The Ocean Currents, also known as Oceans - the school's new, official student publication - for compliance with the law, to hoard more awards, and to... be their Public Relations mouthpiece, something that wasn't part of what the law provides. Daria Malanum, a fresh elementary graduate, was thrust into auditioning at Oceans because of her sheer skills and wit in campus journalism. What she unfolded at The Fishers' Academy wasn't what it seems like.

When Heaven's ex slash childhood friend returns to her hometown, the girl's world turns upside down. He is the last person she wants to see, but their paths seemingly cross at every turn.