Institute News

NewsDoc Alumni Wins Student Academy Award

Rongfei Guo won a medal in the "Documentary" category for Fairy Tales, which chronicles the life of a working-class woman from rural China whose eccentric fashion designs, posted on Weibo, the country's largest social media site, turned her into an overnight Internet celebrity.

Prof. Mohamad Bazzi wins first place award from the National Society of Newspaper Columnists

Prof. Mohamad Bazzi was awarded first place in the Online Columns category for columns he wrote on the Middle East for Reuters in 2015.

Graduate Studies Director Charles Seife wins Global Editors Network 2016 Data Journalism Award

"Spies in the Skies" by Peter Aldhous & Charles Seife wins Global Editors Network 2016 Data Journalism Award for Data Visualisation of the Year (Large Newsroom).

2016 Reporting Award Winner Announced

New York University’s Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute has named Brooke Jarvis, a contributing writer to the California Sunday Magazine, as the recipient of its 2016 Reporting Award.

BER students win NYFWA Scholarships

Students in NYU's Business and Economic Reporting program won six of the ten scholarships awarded annually by the New York Financial Writers Association.

GloJo- Africana Studies Alumni Jamiles Lartey Named NABJ 2016 Emerging Journalist of the Year

Jamiles Lartey, a graduate of Journalism's GloJo-Africana Studies program, has been named Emerging Journalist of the Year by the NABJ, the National Association of Black Journalists.

Four recent SHERP alumni get recognition

Naveena Sadasivam is a Pulitzer finalist, Lena Groeger and Lindsey Konkel are Livingston finalists, and Arielle Duhaime-Ross won the emerging journalist award from the Canadian Science Writers Association.

BER Alumna Lingling Wei received a citation for best international article at the 2015 Overseas Press Club Awards

Congratulations to BER alumna Lingling Wei! Ms. Wei is a reporter in […]

Frontline and NYU Present Chernobyl VR Doc

30 years after the disaster, explore the ruins of Chernobyl through the eyes of one of its young survivors. FRONTLINE and New York University present “Return to Chernobyl” -- an original 360° documentary.

BER Alumna Mia Lamar—Gerald Loeb Award Winner and Pulitzer Prize Finalist

Mia Lamar, alumna of the Business and Economic Reporting program, has won the most prestigious award in business journalism as part of a Wall Street Journal team reporting on corruption in Malaysia.

Two NYU Journalism Students Chosen for Unique International Ethics Program

Christopher Crosby and Natalie Lampert Join Groundbreaking Program for Journalists

Two NYU Grad Students win Prestigious OPC Foundation Awards

Jesse Coburn and Alizeh Khohari, graduate students at New York University, were awarded Overseas Press Club Foundation Scholar Awards.