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The awards ceremony will take place on Tuesday, May 7, at Columbia Journalism School.
Historic symposium will bring journalism, art and scholarly voices to Pulitzer Hall; Bust of Wells to be unveiled during the day-long event
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The winners and finalists of the 2024 Lukas Prizes have been announced, and you can find more details here.
The awards will be presented at a ceremony at Columbia on Tuesday, May 7.
A member of the Class of 2021, Fazil is described as “a talented data journalist, a loving brother and son, and an incredibly kind friend."
Alex Mierjeski, ’17 M.S. Data Journalism, shares the National Reporting award with other staff members at ProPublica.
Romany Webb, Deputy Director of the Sabin Center for Climate Change Law, will be the journalism school’s in-house expert for topics related to climate change law and policy.
The 2024 ceremony highlighted and honored the outstanding audio and video reporting in the public interest of the last year.
A multi-platform journalist and filmmaker, Tu teaches reporting and video storytelling courses as a Professor of Professional Practice.
"I am eager to guide the next generation of storytellers on their journey to craft bold and impactful documentaries," said Nosheen.
Alfred I duPont – Columbia University Award Winners to be announced January 25.
FASPE has invited two Columbia Journalism School faculty members to teach at their summer journalism fellowship: Sheila Coronel and Robe Imbriano.
The fellows will engage in intensive, full-time reporting work for CJI’s investigative, cross-borders data and global migration teams.
The $100,000 scholarship is awarded annually to a student who is a resident of Asia and specializes in data or business reporting.