Students can now pursue a CJS education while continuing to work and live across the United States.
Meet George Hamilton III, ’27 M.S., a sports communications professional returning to his first love of journalism at Columbia.
Inspired by the education that shaped his career and his father’s, Monroe shares the importance of supporting a free press.
A climate story can begin with a pitch in New York or a reporting trip to French Polynesia.
More journalism school graduates will now have access to financial support as they report on communities across the country.
Meet the journalist and founder of Northern Journal who is helping revive the local news outlet Anchorage Press.
CJS graduates revisit how they covered 9/11 and how the experience shaped their lives.
Jones brings experience across print, digital, film, television and audio to the classroom.
The 2025–2026 Reid Hall Faculty Visitors will conduct research at Parisian institutions and contribute to podcasts, videos, and programs at the Columbia Global Paris Center and Institute for Ideas and Imagination.
Award-winning journalists will mentor students, pursue reporting projects and bring decades of newsroom experience to Columbia.
The growing program now includes five journalism schools across five states, expanding support for early-career journalists committed to local news.