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Journalism 2050 is a project from the Columbia Journalism Review and the Tow Center for Digital Journalism, with support from the Patrick J. McGovern Foundation.
Yuna Kim, '26 M.S., knows that it’s imperative to step out of your comfort zone to get a good story.
J-School commits nearly $10 million to student scholarships, further opening the door to graduate journalism education.
This year’s CJS graduates secured roles across organizations and sectors.
Meet Destiny Jones, ‘26 M.S., a CJS student government leader.
“Columbia has given me the opportunity to work with people and learn alongside other people, because I was doing it on my own.”
Recent promotions honor decades of commitment from leaders across the J-School.
Ten years ago, this publishing imprint, which is part of Columbia Journalism School, bet on emerging crises. Its books now read like early warnings.
