Past Events

Covering the Battle over Race and History in America’s Schools

Join us for a live conversation with the co-hosts of the podcast Southlake.

Info Session: The Wall Street Journal

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

NYU News Doc Film Festival 2022

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

Can Better Journalism End the Drug Wars?

A conversation about shifting the narrative with asha bandele (The Prisoner’s Wife) and Carl Hart (Drug Use for Grownups) moderated by Molly Webster.

Using the Tech Toolkit for Social Impact

A lecture by Susan Athey, Economics of Technology Professor at Stanford Graduate School of Business.

LIES: A Conversation About Free Speech

A conversation with Jameel Jaffer, Salman Rushdie, and Larry Siems moderated by Stephen Solomon.

Inside the Minds of Conspiracy Theorists: What Journalists Should Know

A conversation with Kaleigh Rogers (FiveThirtyEight) and Joseph Uscinski (Conspiracy Theories: A Primer), moderated by Anna Rothschild.

Undercover: Reporting and Surviving as Women Under the Taliban Regime

A discussion with Metra Mehran, Fatima Faizi, Azmat Khan, Zahra Joya, and Eliza Griswold.

Animating Science: Design and Motion in STEM Storytelling

A conversation with Sabrina Cruz, Vanessa Hill, Alex Rosenthal and Anna Rothschild.

Environmental Justice Panel

Leading climate change journalists Darryl Fears and Somini Sengupta will examine how to find and follow stories of environmental racism and justice, moderated by NYU Journalism Distinguished Writer in Residence Eliza Griswold.

Grappling with Race and Caste in America

A Conversation with Isabel Wilkerson

“IN THE SAME BREATH” Screening + Discussion

"In the Same Breath" is directed by award-winning filmmaker Nanfu Wang. Post-screening discussion will be moderated by Prof. Marcia Rock.

Virtual panel on new book, “Free Speech: A History from Socrates to Social Media” co-hosted by FAW and FIRE

Join First Amendment Watch and Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE) for a virtual taping of the So to Speak Podcast with Jacob Mchangama, author of “Free Speech: A History from Socrates to Social Media” in conversation with Greg Lukianoff, Professor Stephen D. Solomon, Sarah McLaughlin, and host Nico Perrino.

The Color of Money

How journalists can improve their coverage of the racial wealth gap.

Media Mingle 2021

Each year, NYU Journalism graduate students are invited to meet with leading journalists.