Past Events

CANCELLED: Peeking Inside the Brain: What Do We Really Know?

Cancelled due to weather.

Dangerous Numbers

Award-winning journalists Rania Abouzeid and Azmat Khan will discuss the numbers and the larger significance of under-reporting conflict in Syria and Iraq.

Being Brown: Race, Religion, and Violence in Trump’s America

An intersectional conversation about how Islamophobia has colored racial identity in America.

CANCELLED: Liza Featherstone – Divining Desire: Focus Groups and the Culture of Consultation

Cancelled due to weather.

Humans by Design: Covering the Gene Editing Revolution

A conversation with Samuel Sternberg and Antonio Regalado

Filling in the Gap: Using Visual Metaphors for Documentaries

Join Julia Bacha, Eliza McNitt, Amanda Zackem, and NYU Prof. Marcia Rock for a panel discussion about the creativity involved in visual storytelling.

Fiction & Fact

Reception in celebration of the 50th anniversary edition of Pete Hamill's first novel, A Killing for Christ, followed by discussion with fellow author James McBride.

Helping or Hurting? The Media’s Impact in Reporting Mental Health

Join local and national media, communications and suicide prevention experts in addressing this timely issue.

A Kind of Mirraculas Paradise

Sandra Allen will read from and speak about her first book, A Kind of Mirraculas Paradise: A True Story About Schizophrenia.

Fifty Years of 60 Minutes

The inside story of television's most influential news broadcast.

Writing Marriage

Join NYU Journalism alumni Elizabeth Flock and Laura Smith as they read from and discuss their new books in conversation with author and professor Katie Roiphe.

NYU News Doc Film Festival 2018

The News and Documentary graduate program invites you to a film festival of student films.

NYU Journalism Winter Graduation Celebration

Join us for a party celebrating our graduating students!

Science + Opinion = Op-Ed

How to pitch, write, and publish science with a point of view.

The ‘Doomed Earth’ Controversy

The author of the controversial New York magazine cover story about worst-case climate scenarios in conversation with a prominent critic