Interrobang wins second best in province for second year in a row
Interrobang has won second for general excellence at the Better Newspapers Competition of the Ontario Community Newspapers Association for the second year. Read this article

Angela McInnes - Everything happens for a reason
In 2020, I found myself leading a team of resilient Fanshawe students while we adjusted to the new normal of the coronavirus pandemic. I was terrified of all the unknowns. But I wouldn't trade the experience for anything in the world. Read this article

Ilhan Aden - A year of truth
Someone off-handily mentioned to me that this year, they felt like an octopus with their tentacles being pulled in every direction-a shared feeling deep within my spirit. Read this article

Cheyenne Dockstader - Taking the opportunity to challenge myself
Working for Interrobang has been fun. This year was hard, I haven't been motivated to do much of anything, but being able to see my work in the newspapers all across Fanshawe, and even at Western University, has been an uplifting experience for me. Read this article

Skylar McCarthy - What I learned through this COVID-filled year
I'll be graduating after April, but it totally doesn't even feel like a celebration, to be honest. This year for me has been a lot of ups and downs not only physically, but also mentally and socially. Read this article

Salma Hussein - An unforgettable experience
The COVID-19 outbreak has thrown us all off and changed our lives forever, and as a future healthcare worker this has been a life-altering experience. Sharing my thoughts and perceptions of news and events around our community through this paper was the most amazing and humbling opportunity of my time at Fanshawe. Read this article

Hannah Theodore - Finding certainty in uncertain times: a reflection of the past year
What has always kept me afloat through my studies has been my time here, with Interrobang. I knew, being a mature student, that I was going to have to pay my way through school, even with help from OSAP and financial aid. Read this article

Why you should start your media career in a small market
There is an assumption in the field of media that living in a big city is the key to success. Read this article

In times of crisis, choose who you follow with care
Sometimes, it can take a life or death situation for us to discover our boundaries. And in the past eight weeks, I for one have learned to draw the line at misinformation, the rampant spread of which mirrors the veracity of the coronavirus itself. Read this article

Student Choice Initiative endangers campus media
Ontario students are saying the Ford government's new Student Choice Initiative is placing campus journalism in peril at many colleges and universities. Read this article

Amnesty International Canada open for student award submissions
Amnesty International Canada is calling all student journalists to apply for the fifth annual Amnesty Canada Youth Media Award. Read this article

The reason journalism matters
On Jan. 23, the 2018 Oscar nominations were announced. As a huge film buff, I was excited, and considering how I have already seen five out of the nine movies nominated for Best Picture, I think that is proof enough of my geekiness. Read this article

Thoughts invoked by World Press Freedom Day
World Press Freedom Day was held on May 3. Established by the United Nations (UN), the day centred around promoting and defending the rights for freedom of the press and expression as stated in Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.  Read this article