J-school

Noun

Meaning

J-school (plural J-schools)

(informal) A school or a division within a college or university teaching topics related to the practice of journalism.

Examples

It is completely Ivy League — a Vassar/Columbia J-School dumping ground.. Source: Internet

Indeed, the headline over a piece in the current New York Review of Books by Nicholas Lemann, a professor at the Columbia University J-school, is: “Can Journalism Be Saved?” Source: Internet

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