Institute News
NYU Journalism honors “Top Ten Works of Journalism of the Decade”
The Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute held a virtual event for the ten honorees on October 14th, 2020. Watch the live video replay and view the list of honorees here.
Prof. Perri Klass’ latest book, A Good Time to Be Born, is reviewed in the New York Times
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Nanfu Wang, NewsDoc 2014, receives a MacArthur ‘Genius’ Grant
The MacArthur Foundation describes her work as "creating intimate character studies that examine the impact of authoritarian governance, corruption, and lack of accountability on the lives of individuals.”
Prof. Meredith Broussard interviewed by the New York Times on digital proctoring of exams, and ways of rethinking education in the pandemic
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NYU Journalism Releases Nominees for “Top 10 Works of Journalism of the Decade”
Join us for a virtual awards ceremony announcing the top ten works of journalism of the past decade and honoring the winning creators.
Prof. Rachel Swarns honored by Religion News Association
Rachel Swarns was awarded first place in the news analysis category by the Religion News Association for her reporting on the orders of Catholic nuns who bought and sold enslaved people, and on an Episcopal seminary that profited from slave labor.
Prof. Jay Rosen’s ideas were featured in Brian Stelter’s opening monologue on CNN’s media criticism program, Reliable Sources
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Prof. Suketu Mehta walks around Jackson Heights with Michael Kimmelman, architecture critic for the New York Times
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Laura Zéphirin, NewsDoc 2019, wins the BAFTA Student Film Awards Special Jury Prize
Laura Zéphirin is the first NewsDoc student to win the prestigious Special Jury Prize for her thesis film at the BAFTA Student Film Awards.
Pete Hamill, 1935-2020
Hamill, a distinguished writer in residence at NYU Journalism since 2005, was known for his books and columns and love of the city.
BER student Doyinsola Oladipo wins Reuters-NABJ scholarship
Doyin is one of three winners of the 2020-2021 Reuters-National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) scholarship
Announcing New Website Launch for Undercover Reporting Database
Designed as a resource for scholars, student researchers and journalists, the database collects decades of high-impact, and sometimes controversial, undercover journalism going back almost two centuries.