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How to investigate a story that has been covered before? Find a new lens that will make people care

November 10, 2019

Columbia Journalism Investigations fellow, Ali Raj ('18 M.A), talks about how he expanded on and found new evidence about the impact of U.S. nuclear testing on the Marshallese, who are still suffering from exposure to radioactive fallout and the presence of radioiodine in the Marshall Islands.

Columbia University Receives Grant to Support New Curricula on Technology Design

October 30, 2019

Award from the Public Interest Technology University Network is part of $3 million “Network Challenge” to grow the field of public interest technology.

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Alumni Spotlight: The Emotional Toll of Covering Violence in America

October 29, 2019

As People Magazine’s crime and breaking news reporter, Elaine Aradillas ('04 M.S.) has covered several mass shootings in America over the last few years, telling tale after tale of countless victims whose lives were upended in a few short minutes of violence.

El programa ejecutivo Sulzberger de Columbia Journalism ofrece cuatro becas Cabot para ejecutivos de noticias que trabajan en Latinoamérica y el Caribe

October 7, 2019

Las becas, financiadas por la Fundación Maria Moors Cabot, cubren todas las matrículas, tarifas, pasajes aéreos, alojamiento en hotel y la mayoría de las comidas durante las sesiones.

Columbia Journalism’s Sulzberger Executive Program Offers Four Cabot Fellowships for News Executives working in Latin America and the Caribbean

October 7, 2019

The fellowships, funded by the Maria Moors Cabot Endowment, cover all tuition, fees, airfare, hotel accommodations and most meals during sessions.

ProPublica Investigative Reporter, Ginger Thompson Wins Prestigious 2019 John Chancellor Award

September 26, 2019

Ginger Thompson will be honored at Columbia University on Wednesday, November 13.

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Corey Ford on Leading the Sulzberger Executive Leadership Program

September 24, 2019

A word on the redesigned Sulzberger Executive Leadership Program from its new director Corey Ford.

Matter Ventures Co-Founder, Corey Ford, To Lead Columbia’s Sulzberger Leadership Program

September 24, 2019

The Sulzberger Executive Leadership Program is a hands-on, innovation-focused course that provides tools news industry leaders need to solve strategic challenges in a rapidly changing landscape.

Covering Family Separation on the Education Beat: Q&A with Sharon Lurye, '18 M.S.

September 23, 2019

In this edition of The Beat, Sharon Lurye, '18 M.S., shares her experience covering family separations as an education reporter.

Ira A. Lipman, Philanthropist and Long-Time Journalism, Civil and Human Rights Advocate, Dies at 78

September 17, 2019

Ira A. Lipman a well-known businessman, philanthropist and one of the Journalism School’s most generous patrons died on Monday, September 16 in New York. He was 78 years old.

Columbia Journalism Review’s New Art Installation 'Flood The News' Puts a Spotlight on the Media’s Coverage of Climate Change

September 16, 2019

Columbia Journalism Review (CJR), the media industry’s leading press criticism publication, will unveil “Flood the News: Bringing the Climate Change Crisis to the Front Page,” an exhibit in collaboration with renowned visual artist, Joan Wong, at the Foley Gallery in New York City on Tuesday, September 17. The exhibition tackles the media’s coverage of climate change, an issue at the heart of CJR’s Covering Climate Change initiative.

Oakes Award Honors Exceptional Environmental Reporting

September 12, 2019

Columbia Journalism School honored the winners and finalists of the 2019 John B. Oakes Award for Distinguished Environmental Journalism on Mon. Sept. 9.