Annie Claire Bergeron-Oliver
GET UPDATES FROM Annie Claire Bergeron-Oliver
 
Annie Claire Bergeron-Oliver is pursuing a Masters degree at Columbia Graduate School of Journalism in New York City and is in the broadcast concentration. In 2011, Annie graduated with honors from University of Toronto with Bachelor of Physical Education, Health and Kinesiology and a minor in Political Science. While at U of T, Annie interned at MTV Canada and wrote for the Varsity Newspaper. She is currently interning at the CBC’s New York and United Nations offices. She has written and produced for nycinfocus.org, columbianewstonight.org and CBC Radio The World This Weekend. Annie is Canadian fluent in French and English. You can follow her on Twitter at @AnnieClaireBO.

Blog Entries by Annie Claire Bergeron-Oliver

Are Energy Drinks Worth Dying For?

(3) Comments | Posted November 21, 2012 | 8:32 AM

Exams. Midterms. Essays. It's crunch time at university, and students all over the country are searching for the secret to instant knowledge. This is the time of year when the major libraries at college campuses are packed wall-to-wall with students busy scribbling notes, reciting lines from their slides, or hiding...

Read Post

Saudi Arabia Still Won't Pass the Olympic Torch to Female Athletes

(14) Comments | Posted June 7, 2012 | 6:06 PM

For the first time, two Saudi Arabian women have publicly stated their interest in participating in the Olympic movement. But with less than two months before the London 2012 Summer Olympics, it's unlikely that millions of fans around the world will witness a historic moment for Saudi Arabian women. The...

Read Post

Want a Future in Journalism? Move to Kenya.

(4) Comments | Posted April 22, 2012 | 1:37 AM

Global state-funded television news channels like Al Jazeera, the BBC, China's CCTV and RT (formerly Russia Today) have proliferated in recent years -- and now they're expanding, with a host of new services that tailor the news to local interests.

Al Jazeera, for example, has hired close to 200...

Read Post

Syria: An Assignment Worse Than Hell

(1) Comments | Posted February 25, 2012 | 11:43 AM

Syria's 544-mile border with Turkey has long been a common path for illegal entry or exit. These days, that border has drawn a new group of illegal entrants to Syria: foreign correspondents covering a nearly year-old conflict that seems to grow bloodier by the week.

As the civil war in...

Read Post