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.
New York University’s Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute has named May Jeong, Ashley Powers, and Doug Bock Clark as recipients of the 2017 Reporting Award.
The Cooper Square Review will include best work from the NYU Science Communication Workshops.
Rachel L. Swarns, a New York Times correspondent since 1995, will join the faculty of the Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute as an associate professor.
Congratulations to NYU graduating seniors Lily Haight and Jessica Martinez, who have been awarded Dow Jones Fund Summer Internships in the Digital Media Program and at the Centers for Editing Excellence residency program.
New York is considered a “sanctuary city,” but what that means defies neat explanation. Follow the journeys of six individuals who have found—or are continuing to seek out—sanctuary in New York City.
Literary Reportage MA student Sarah Stodder took first place in the annual Threesis Academic Challenge held by the Graduate School of Arts and Science (GSAS) at NYU.
With three Hearst Award student winners, New York University placed in the Top 10 for the 2016-17 Hearst Journalism Awards Writing Competitions.