Every year, Columbia Journalism Investigations produces high-impact investigative stories in partnership with leading news organizations.
CBS Assistant Professor of International Journalism Nina Alvarez followed the Ayala Flores family for five years, after the Department of Homeland Security revoked the Temporary Protected status of over 400,000 El Salvadorian people.
Columbia Journalism faculty made significant contributions to the field over the summer.
Today, we welcome Dr. Katrina Armstrong as Interim University President; she has been a reliable partner since I began my tenure as Dean.
Their reporting across three different categories underlines the vital role high-quality nonprofit journalism can play in various communities.
After awarding more than $300,000 with LRAP, the School is now eliminating application fees.
Aida Alami, '09 M.S., has joined the Columbia Journalism School faculty as the James Madison Visiting Professor on First Amendment Issues.
Jacob Kushner, '13 M.A. Politics, Named Newsday/Laventhol Visiting Assistant Professor of Journalism
International journalist and author, Jacob Kushner, '13 M.A. Politics, has joined the Columbia Journalism School faculty as the Newsday/Laventhol Visiting Assistant Professor of Journalism. He will teach reporting and long-form magazine writing in the fall semester.
Reporter Scilla Alecci exposed how a lightly regulated sustainability industry overlooks forest destruction and human rights violations.
Two Columbia Journalism Investigation Fellows showcase the power of collaborative investigative journalism in a global migration investigation with Reuters.
We express our concern and disappointment at The Wall Street Journal’s decision to terminate reporter Selina Cheng.