Past Events

The Family: Screening, Conversation, and Audience Q&A

The NYU Center for Religion and Media presents "The Family Comes to Netflix"

Let’s Talk About Migration & Immigration

Join NYU Journalism professor Suketu Mehta and New York Times reporter Jason DeParle for an eye-opening discussion on migration and immigration in 2019

Ebola & Beyond: Covering Epidemics

A conversation with award-winning writer Amy Maxmen and Boston University physician Nahid Bhadelia

Celebrate the First Season of Narratively’s Podcast, Believable

Ryan Sweikert (Literary Reportage, 2018) & Narratively's founder, Noah Rosenberg, will discuss the new podcast. Food & drinks will be served!

Brexit for Breakfast: A Day in the Life of John Bercow, Speaker of the UK House of Commons

Order! Order! Start your day with an eye-opening discussion with Speaker of the UK House of Commons, Rt. Hon. John Bercow. Breakfast & coffee will be served!

Journalism Grad Student Mixer

Come and mingle with your fellow NYU journalism grad students - new and continuing!

Living with Disability: About Us and Far From the Tree

Join us for the book launch of "About Us: Essays From the Disability Series of the New York Times" and a film screening of "Far From the Tree"

How the Media Covers Climate Change

Hosted by New York Media Meetup. Free for current NYU Journalism students

Captivating Technology: Discussion & Launch Party

Race, Carceral Technoscience, and Liberatory Imagination in Everyday Life

Reception: Photographing New York

Curated by Lori Grinker. Photographs by Emily DeLuca, Savannah Lucas, Mateo Nelson, Kai ling Ng, Sahina Shrestha, Benjamin P. Tetteh, and Kathleen Thieme

Hate Speech on Social Media: Is There a Way to More Civil Discussion?

Join us for this panel discussion on the topic of hate speech and other invective on social media. Is there a way to more civil discussion?

Website Launch: The Great Divide

This semester, Studio 20 graduate students investigated the vast inequities that exist in social mobility, job discrimination, housing and education in New York City

Imagining Color: A Public Lecture by Elaine Scarry

New York Institute for the Humanities, NYU Center for the Humanities, and NYU Literary Reportage present an event on visual and poetic imagination

Freelance Alumni Panel: How to freelance. How to pitch. How to survive.

Experienced journalists offer tips every freelancer needs

A Discussion About Coders & Code w/ Clive Thompson & Clay Shirky

Join us for a thought-provoking discussion on the most quietly influential people on the planet—coders—with acclaimed tech writer Clive Thompson and NYU Journalism Professor Clay Shirky. Hosted by NYU Journalism's Literary Reportage graduate program