Past Events

Trumped: What Now for Science and the Environment?

A conversation with Juliet Eilperin and Michael Oppenheimer

Japan, North Korea and Abduction: A discussion of Robert S. Boynton’s “The Invitation-Only Zone”

Join us for a discussion that unearths what was once considered an urban myth, the secretive North Korean abductions of Japanese citizens between 1977 and 1983.

The Fabulous James Brown and His Vanishing Millions

Reporter Sue Summer, The Newberry S.C. Observer has followed the case from the beginning. Come meet her with Kevin Flynn, The New York Times, NYU Journalism Prof. Charles Seife, and NYU Distinguished Writer in Residence, James McBride as they discuss the reporting challenges of this controversial court case.

NYU Journalism Career Fair 2017

Open to NYU students and alumni. RSVP Required

Threats To Freedom of Expression in the Age of Trump

Hosted by the NYU Center for the Humanities and NYU Journalism. A conversation with Floyd Abrams, Nadine Strossen, Thomas Healy and Stephen Solomon

Age of Algorithms: Data, Democracy and the News

A conversation with Cathy O'Neil and Julie Angwin

Shane Bauer in conversation with Ted Conover

Join NYU Journalism for a conversation with Shane Bauer and Professor Ted Conover.

Ramp Up Your Reel

Learn how to brand yourself for a career in broadcast/video

NYU News Doc Film Festival 2017

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

New America NYC Presents: “Jihad: A Story of the Others”

Join us for a film screening followed by Q&A session with Director Deeyah Khan.

Photographing New York

An exhibition of photos by NYU Photojournalism students followed by a reception.

NYU Journalism Graduation Celebration

Join us for a party celebrating graduating students!

Open Studio Night 2016

The Studio 20 program at NYU presents: Open Studio Night 2016 where Studio 20 graduates present their final projects.

Shiny Things: Technology and its Discontents

A conversation with Danah Boyd and Christopher Mims. Webcast begins at 6:30 p.m. EST.

Writing Death

Panel discussion presented by NYU Journalism & The Center for the Study of Transformative Lives, moderated by Pete Hamill, featuring Sam Roberts, The New York Times & Katie Roiphe, NYU Journalism Professor & Author.