Past Events

Business Insider Info Session

Assistant managing editor Lyndsay Hemphill discusses opportunities at Business Insider.

Digging Into Polluted Science: Environmental Investigations in an Era of Spin

A conversation with Sharon Lerner and David Michaels

Breaking News That Matters

A lecture by Stephanie Ruhle, MSNBC anchor and former Managing Editor of Bloomberg Television.

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GlobalBeat 2018 Info Session

GlobalBeat is NYU Journalism's international field reporting class, run by Professor Jason Maloney.

NBCUniversal & CNBC Info Session

Want to intern at NBC, MSNBC or CNBC? Come learn about the opportunities available to students from NBCUniversal recruiters.

The Emperor’s New Genes

The Annual Dorothy Nelkin Lecture in Science & Society assesses the impact of scientific research on issues of importance to social justice and policy.

Charlottesville: Race and Terror

Join NYU Journalism for a screening of Vice News Tonight's "Charlottesville: Race and Terror", followed by a discussion with the crew who captured it all.

New York Times Info Session

Learn about summer newsroom internships and the NYT Student Journalism Institute.

Wall Street Journal Info Session

Learn about internships and job opportunities at The Wall Street Journal.

Making Science Movies

A special screening of The Farthest, followed by a conversation with producer John Rubin and astronomer Heidi Hammel.

Huffington Post Info Session

Join The Huffington Post's Abigail Williams to learn more about internships and the HuffPost Campus Editor-at-Large program.

Covering Culture in Tumultuous Times

A discussion with Emily Stokes (The New Yorker), Rachel Sanders (Buzzfeed), and Hillary Brenhouse (Guernica)

Bloomberg Info Session

Reporter Libby Sallaberry gives info and answers your questions about internships and jobs with Bloomberg.

The Voice of America: Lowell Thomas and the Invention of 20th-Century Journalism

New book by Professor Mitchell Stephens, join NYU Journalism for a talk and reception with the author.