The radio program at Loyalist in Belleville, which I graduated from years ago, has also been suspended for similar reasons... sad times.

Although, I wonder what will become of the radio stations that are associated with these discontinued programs?
 

if industry will not hire the teachers then why should students pay for their decades out of date expertise or lack of it. 

TheWiz wrote:

The radio program at Loyalist in Belleville, which I graduated from years ago, has also been suspended for similar reasons... sad times.

Although, I wonder what will become of the radio stations that are associated with these discontinued programs?
 

Erin Davis graduated from Loyalist and not only laments the loss of the course, but the loss of so much opportunity for newcomers to the biz.

“Granted, if you have the talent and communications skills, you will find your place and it may not be a direct line from the classroom into a radio station…but it’s just overwhelmingly that the business has killed the farm teams, so there’s no room for little league anymore,” she told Broadcast Dialogue. “I mourn it because it gave me everything, but I understand it’s probably more responsible for them to pull back and look at what they’re putting out into an industry on life support.” 

Loyalist suspends Broadcasting – Radio program due to low enrollment

The death of real journalism will hasten society's collapse.  It's coming.  Little of what we're told anymore isn't a lie to promote someone's agenda, who doesn't care about anything but profiting at our expense.