Ed Silverman, who works at The Boston Globe’s STAT health news site, received the 2018 Gerald Loeb Award for commentary for his “Pharmalot View” columns on the pharmaceutical industry. Charles Rollet (BER 2018) won in the International category as a member of a Wall Street Journal team writing on “China’s Surveillance State.”
Graduate students in NYU’s Studio 20 program, along with students from the Interactive Telecommunications and Global and Joint Studies programs, won a New York Emmy for their project, “Finding Sanctuary NYC.”
New York University’s Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute has named Mansi Choksi, Annie Hylton, and Matthew Luxmoore as recipients of the 2018 Reporting Award.
NYU’s international reporting class for graduate students produced a video report for PBS Newshour on Ireland’s historic vote on removing its ban on abortion.
Two NYU undergraduates, Taylor Rogers and Kaitlyn Wang, as well as two NYU graduates, Alexandra Garfinkle and Justin Hicks, were chosen as Dow Jones News Fund interns for this summer.
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the Felsten Fishman Family Foundation are […]
NYU’s College of Arts and Science recognizes adjunct faculty member Vivien Orbach-Smith as one of the University’s 2017-18 outstanding teachers.
Eight NYU students, including Studio 20 students Emma Cillekens and Alessandra Freitas, are part of the ProPublica team which won the prestigious George Polk Award for their reporting on maternal mortality.
The American Academy of Arts and Sciences (AAAS) has elected four NYU faculty as fellows for 2018, including NYU Journalism’s own distinguished writer in residence, Ta-Nehisi Coates.
Multimedia enterprise stories by NYU undergraduates Yara Hamway and Jesus Ian Kumamoto were selected as Top 20 finalists in this year’s Hearst Journalism Awards competition.