Institute News
One and Only: The Freedom of Having an Only Child, and the Joy of Being OneJune 11, 2013
Lauren Sandler, CRC 1999, will be publishing her second book, "One and Only: The Freedom of Having an Only Child, and the Joy of Being One," this June on Simon and Schuster. The book grows out of a feature she wrote for Time magazine in 2010, and attempts "to re-draw...
Marcia Rock doing a 10-city tour with her new documentary ServiceMay 19, 2013
Marcia Rock is touring San Antonio, Seattle and Chicago as part of a 10-city tour screening her new documentary SERVICE. It will be featured on WNET 13 May 19th at 7 pm.
NYU graduate students win prestigious OPC Foundation awardsMarch 08, 2013
Tom Finn and Anders Melin, two graduate students at New York University, were recently awarded Overseas Press Club Foundation awards at the Foundation’s 2013 Annual Scholarship Luncheon held at the Yale Club in New York City. Two-time Pulitzer Prize winner, David Rohde of Reuters, was the keynote speaker.
Nicole Pasulka wins Google FellowshipFebruary 22, 2013
Nicole Pasulka (Lit Rep '14) was a recipient of one of the first Google Journalism Fellowships.
Two NYU students win Hearst Journalism Awards ($3,000 combined) January 01, 2013
Two Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute nominees won prestigious Hearst Journalism Awards.
How Drug Company Money Is Undermining ScienceNovember 21, 2012
Professor Charles Seife and his students from the undergraduate investigative reporting course collaborated in tracing drug research money through publicly available databases. The results of their investigation are published in Seife's article in the Scientific American, "How Drug Company Money Is Undermining Science"
Professor Marcia Rock on NPR's Tell Me MoreAugust 20, 2012
Professor Marcia Rock will be on the NPR program TELL ME MORE on Monday, August 20, discussing the issues facing women veterans based on her documentary that she co-produced with Patricia Lee Stotter, SERVICE: When Women Come Marching Home. She is joined by two veterans from the film, Alicia Thompson and BriGette McCoy.
NYU Launches History of Undercover Reporting DatabaseAugust 06, 2012
New York University has launched a database chronicling undercover journalism dating back to the 1800s. The archive, “Undercover Reporting,” includes an array of stories, ranging from the slave trade in 1850s to efforts to boycott Jewish-owned businesses in the U.S.