The Dean of Students at the Ghana Institute of Journalism, Mr. Stephen Frimpong Manso has revealed that, the delay associated with the release of students' results are attributed to a lot of factors which include the large number of part time Lecturers on Campus.

The founder of Salt and Light Ministry, Rev Dr. Joyce Aryee has called on Journalists to use communication as a tool for development to promote civilization in the society.

The founder of Salt and Light Ministry, Rev Dr. Joyce Aryee has called on Journalists to use communication as a tool for development to promote civilization in the society.

According to her, quality communication experts are needed in every society to communicate policies and decisions in order to achieve development.

"We need to sharpen our skills as well as our knowledge on a regular basis to ensure that our country does not lack the needed mantra to enhance communication."

Rev Dr. Joyce Aryee made this call while speaking on the theme, "Communication as a catalyst for national development" at the third annual graduation ceremony of graduate students at the Ghana Institute of journalism on the 23rd February 2018 in Accra.

Meanwhile, the acting rector of the Institute, Dr. Ofusu Modestus has hinted that research funds are going to be established to support conferences and publications of research works.

He said this will encourage students and faculty research activities.

One hundred and seventy eight students graduated in Development communication, Public Relations, Media Management and Journalism as
Nana Yaa Agyari the wife of ace broadcaster Mr. Tommy Annan Forson was adjudged the overall best student of Master of Art in Journalism.

Source: Mensah Richard Adonu

Gari Vibes, a popular brand on GIJ Campus which offers students with rich gari soakings has assured everyone of a "surprise package" ahead of its services on Thursday, 22, February, 2018.

In an exclusive interview with Edem Nyonator a Level 200C student at the Ghana Institute of Journalism, who doubles as the brain behind Gari Vibes stated that all students should expect something different which he termed as "a surprise package" from the company.

He explained that the surprise package is replete with gari soakings of flavours like strawberry, vanilla and banana in addition to the popular gari soakings.



The company with its tagline as "Di No Style Bia Bi" meaning "eat it in any style" has asked students to come in their numbers and have a feel of their "surprise package.

This is the second time the company is rendering services to their fellow students on campus.

Activities such as Art Exhibition, Film Trip and Mic Up will also take place at the forecourt of G.I.J to mark the fourth day of the S.R.C. Week Celebration.

Source: Sarfo Deborah (Level 200C)

The Chief Executive Officer of Asoriba Inc, Nana Agyemang Prempeh has charged students to make good use of the various technological tools available in the system so as to enhance their mode of study.

The GIJ-SRC in collaboration with Marie Stopes International Ghana Youth Advisory is organizing a “Straight Talk About Sex” for students at the Ghana Institute of Journalism on Tuesday, 20th February, 2018.

Manesseh Azure Awuni has affirmed his love and passion for Journalism despite the numerous challenges believed to be associated in this profession.

Manasseh Azure Awuni, a Journalist with the Multimedia Group Limited has urged students at the Tertiary Institutions to engage in numerous academic activities such as writing while in school since it is a plus to the C.V. when seeking for a job.

Do you routinely wait to complete assignments until the hours right before they’re due? Have all-nighters become a regular part of your weekly schedule? Has coffee become your go-to fuel to power midnight study sessions?

The General Secretary of the Students' Representative Council at the Ghana Institute of journalism, Nathaniel Alpha has urged students to abide by the notices served on campus.