Click here to view the online version of The Critograph . Reporters gather and report news on campus. Photographers shoot pictures and develop film in the department's photo lab, while scanners and computers are used to digitize and retouch film. Students can also work on The Critograph's World Wide Web page. Leadershop roles are available as students edit and assign stories, design newspages and ads.
Students can also earn money in circulation, ad sales, and editing.
The newspaper is training for alumni leaving for jobs or graduate school. Students on The Critograph won a Virginia Press Association award for writing and graphics, competing against more than 30 professional weekly newspapers from across the state. Students were on scene when the The Critograph reported that a Lynchburg College professor found a flaw in the early Intel Pentium computer chips. The story made news here at Lynchburg College and across the world. As associate members of the Virginia Press Association, students attend conferences and workshops on publishing and other topics.