Institute News
First Amendment Watch Releases “A Citizen’s Guide to Recording Police”
The guide was featured in Margaret Sullivan's column in The Washington Post.
A Letter from Ted Conover
"We at NYU Journalism stand in solidarity with those who condemn the racist, senseless murders of African Americans and make their voices heard to forge a more equal world."
NYU Journalism students are reporting for our Virtual Newsroom this summer
Read their work on Pavement Pieces and Bedford+Bowery.
SHERP’S Ebersole wins National Magazine Award for climate action guide
Adjunct Professor Rene Ebersole of SHERP won for a climate action guide on Audubon.com.
Prof. Charles Seife discusses the CDC and the pandemic on WBUR, Boston’s NPR station
Listen on WBUR.org
2020 Reporting Award Winners Announced
New York University’s Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute has named two recipients of its 2020 Reporting Award: Maddy Crowell and Casey Parks.
Prof. Frankie Edozien featured in Netflix documentary series “Trial By Media” in “41 Shots” episode
View on Netflix.com
NYU Journalism Alumni report on the COVID-19 pandemic
Alumni from our undergraduate and graduate programs have been producing work reporting on the COVID-19 pandemic. Here's are some examples of what they have been doing.
Alison Stewart talks with Distinguished Writer in Residence James McBride about his new book Deacon King Kong
Listen on TheGreeneSpace.org
LitRep Alum Lance Richardson receives two prestigious fellowships
Lance Richardson, Literary Reportage 2015, received the Leon Levy Center for Biography Fellowship and the Harry Ransom Center Fellowship.
Two GloJo alums win 2020 Pulitzer Prizes
Molly O'Toole (GloJo-IR 2011) and Ian Duncan (GloJo-IR 2012) won Pulitzer Prizes in Audio Reporting and Local Reporting, respectively.
Recent books by James McBride and Ta-Nehisi Coates were among the top ten being read by New Yorkers during quarantine as tracked by the New York Public Library and reported on by the New York Post
Read on NYPost.com