April Fan’s film, One Way Home, is about the cultural cost of a free Chinese education for Tibetan students.
Congratulations to Natalie Lampert, Literary Reportage 2016, for becoming a 2017 fellow at the Logan Nonfiction Program at the Carey Institute for Global Good.
Amy Zahn of Reporting the Nation & New York and Shannon Barbour of Magazine both had essays chosen by Teen Vogue’s Lit Club Writing Contest.
Forthcoming books by Professors Salman Rushdie, Meryl Gordon, James McBride, and Ta-Nehisi Coates all made the New York magazine list.
Hilke Schellmann, a documentary filmmaker and investigative reporter, joins the faculty of New York University’s Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute as an assistant professor.
The merit-based competition is open to any graduate or undergraduate student in the New York tri-state area who is interested in business journalism.
Professor Quinn will investigate how workplace mental illness accommodation laws are enforced.
NYU Journalism, led by Prof. Brooke Kroeger, spearheads suffrageandthemedia.org, a new resource site that commemorates—journalism historians’ style—the 100th anniversary of US women’s suffrage.
Ryan Sweikert, Lit Rep 2018, wins for “Short of Breath” in The Missouri Review’s 10th Annual 2017 Miller Audio Prize.
NYU’s international reporting class for graduate students produced two reports for PBS NewsHour, on land rights and development and a 360/VR look inside the White Building, an iconic community in downtown Phnom Penh slated for demolition.