Past Events

Joe Hagan on Sticky Fingers

Come hear from Joe Hagan, author of of the recently published and controversial biography of Jann Wenner, founder of Rolling Stone Magazine.

Associated Press Info Session

Hear more about interning for the AP from Diane Parker, Director of Staffing and Diversity.

Being a Minority Journalist in the Age of Trump

Jim Acosta, Sabrina Siddiqui, and Darlene Superville in conversation about how they remain objective reporters in the age of Trump.

Making Sense of Mind-Blowing Physics

A conversation with Sabine Hossenfelder and Natalie Wolchover

FASPE Journalism Info Session

Thorin Tritter will visit to discuss the Fellowships at Auschwitz for the Study of Professional Ethics program.

MOSUL: A Frontline PBS Documentary

Join award-winning filmmakers Olivier Sarbil and James Jones, in conversation with journalist Katherine Zoepf.

Doc NYC

Come see two NYU News and Documentary alumni films!

When Modern Men Became Feminists

A panel discussion of the development of men’s engagement with women’s rights from the early 20th century on.

Washington Square News Alumni Panel

Join Washington Square News in welcoming back former editors who will share their experiences and insights about life after graduation. All are welcome.

Media Mingle 2017

Graduate Journalism students are invited to meet with top journalists, producers and editors over food and drinks.

The Business of Journalism with Norm Pearlstine

Come hear from Norman Pearlstine about his time as an executive at Time, Bloomberg, and the Wall Street Journal.

Mic Info Session

Mic recruiter Jonathan Smallwood visits to discuss full-time, entry-level opportunities.

Undergraduate Journalism Information Session

Join faculty and staff from NYU's Journalism Institute to learn more about pursuing a journalism major.

Reuters Info Session

Reuters Learning Editor Chris Kaufman visits NYU Journalism to discuss internship and trainee programs.

Undocumented and Unafraid

In the Thick is a political podcast from a POC perspective that fills in what's missing from mainstream news