Past Events

Reagan’s Religious Vision for America and How It Shapes Today’s Politics

A Discussion with Andrew Leland

With Gideon Lewis-Kraus

How to Freelance Successfully

How long do you wait after you’ve sent your pitch to follow-up? […]

Bloomberg Info Session

Featuring reporters Daniela Sirtori-Cortina and Zijia Song

Heat, Smoke and Climate Justice

A conversation for journalists, scientists and everyone else, featuring Jeff Goodell, author of the bestseller The Heat Will Kill You First: Life and Death on a Scorched Planet, and Joseph Wilkens, PhD, an atmospheric scientist at Howard University who studies the health effects of wildfire smoke.  

Reporting Pain: Women Covering Migration and Conflict

This panel discussion is part of the NYU Kevorkian Center's ongoing collaboration with the Global Engagement Initiative at the American University of Beirut.

Fall Info Session: Dow Jones News Fund

Meet Executive Director Shirley Carswell and learn more about the Dow Jones News […]

The Feeling of Being Watched: Screening & Discussion

Join us for a film screening and conversation with Assia Boundaoui, the award-winning creator of The Feeling of Being Watched.

How to Find a Story and Get It Published

Join Prof. Schellmann’s investigative class via zoom to learn how these three […]

Fall Info Session: Hearst

Please join us to learn about jobs and internships with Hearst Magazines and Hearst Newspapers! Julia […]

Solidarity and Struggle in Iran

A reflection on the state of Iran a year after the uprisings.

Fall Info Session: The Washington Post

Join us over Zoom to meet Senior Recruiting Consultant Terrell Mizell and […]

Diversity Mixer

Join us for a meeting and mixer where you’ll meet some of our diverse faculty members, hear about our department’s diversity initiatives and socialize over snacks and drinks. All students, regardless of identity or background, are welcome.

Rachel L. Swarns + Edward Ball: The 272

An in-person event with journalist and author Rachel L. Swarns, for the launch of her new book, The 272: The Families Who Were Enslaved and Sold to Build the American Catholic Church.

Extract the Facts?

How to dig up great stories using Freedom of Information laws