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As part of the activity, students watched the Oscar-winning short film Alike and analysed its storyline, characters, themes, visual elements, emotions, and social message. They then wrote individual reviews, expressing their perspectives and critically evaluating the film.
The Department of Journalism organised a competition titled “Newsreading: From Print to Mic” on 29th July 2026 to provide students with practical exposure to the process of transforming written news into spoken news presentation.
The Department of Journalism of St. Francis College organised a guest lecture on “Fake News and Media Literacy” on 13th May 2026. The session, led by Sethulekshmi MS from The Times of India, created awareness about fake news, media literacy, fact-checking, and responsible media consumption. Students actively participated in discussions on journalism ethics and the impact of misinformation in the digital age.
The Department of Journalism of St. Francis College organised “Short Film to Pen” on 15th April 2026 to improve students’ reporting and analytical skills. Students watched the short film Umbrella and prepared a report based on their observations and interpretation, encouraging critical thinking and journalistic writing skills.
The Department of Journalism of St. Francis College organised a competition titled “Newsreading: From Print to Mic” on 11 March 2026 to give students practical exposure to transforming printed news into broadcast presentation.
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