Past Events

Affirmative Action’s Back Story

Government Set Asides for White Americans 

Writing About Podcasts: Genre, Format and The Critic’s Role

Guest speakers Sarah Larson and Nicholas Quah in conversation, moderated by Prof. Robert Boynton.

Info Session: Report for America

Presented by Career Services, learn more about internships and career opportunities at Report for America.

Info Session: Associated Press

Presented by Career Services, come and meet the team at AP to learn more about internships and career opportunities.

Covering Maternal Health in Post-Roe America

A Kavli Conversation on Science Communication with Diana Greene Foster and Shefali Luthra. Moderated by Anna Rothschild.

Audio Open House

On Saturday Dec 3, NYU Journalism hosts an open house for the new Podcasting and Audio Reportage Program.

Info Session: FASPE

Presented by Career Services, come and meet the team at FASPE to learn more about internships and career opportunities.

Info Session: American City Business Journals

Presented by Career Services, meet the team at ACBJ to learn more about internships and career opportunities.

Ted Conover: Off the Grid

Author and Prof. Ted Conover discusses immersion reporting among marginal groups and distilling notes into a story with Prof. Rob Boyton and author Nicole Pasulka, NYU Alumna LitRep 14"

Info Session: Reuters

Presented by Career Services, come and meet the team at Reuters to learn more about internships and career opportunities.

Book Launch and Discussion: Don’t Look Back by Joe Calderone

Author Joe Calderone in conversation with Tom Robbins and Bill Cunningham for a discussion of Calderone's new novel, Don't Look Back.

Book Launch: Viral Justice: How We Grow the World We Want

Join us for a lecture by Dr. Ruha Benjamin, an internationally recognized writer, speaker, and professor for a Dr. Benjamin is the award-winning author of Race After Technology: Abolitionist Tools for the New Jim Code and editor of Captivating Technology.

CREATIVE READING SERIES: MEREDITH BROUSSARD

Meredith Broussard reads racial bias in Artificial Intelligence.

They write about poop. So what are the rest of us so freaked out about?

A Kavli Conversation on Science Communication with Lina Zeldovich and Bryn Nelson. Moderated by Anna Rothschild.

Buckle Up: It’s going to get worse before it gets better

BER presents a virtual lecture by American economist Claudia Sahm.