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How to report on algorithms even if you’re not a data whiz

October 23, 2018

This article, originally published in the Columbia Journalism Review last year, helps reporters bring accountability to the algorithms that rule our daily lives by outlining three critical approaches to reporting on them—no computer science or mathematic decoding required.

Q&A with Diana De Lourdes Baptista Rojo, M.S. Data Journalism ’19

October 15, 2018

Diana De Lourdes Baptista Rojo, M.S. Data Journalism ’19, saved to attend Columbia Journalism School for six years, but scholarship support ultimately made it possible. As a member of the first class of the school’s competitive data journalism program, she shares how scholarship aid is empowering journalists across borders by giving them access to the latest tools and techniques in computation and analysis.

Associated Press Investigative Reporter, Jeff Horwitz Awarded The 2018 Christopher J. Welles Memorial Prize

October 10, 2018

The Knight-Bagehot Fellowship offers experienced journalists the opportunity to enhance their understanding and knowledge of business, economics, finance and technology, as well as gain a strong understanding of the business of journalism itself, in a full-time program administered by the Columbia Journalism School.

Columbia Journalism School Announces New Fall Data Journalism Webinar Series

October 4, 2018

The new sessions, conducted by the School’s renowned faculty, will cover immigration, public data, how to use Twitter API for reporting and investigating across borders.

Monica Ortiz Uribe Reporting from Mexico

Mónica Ortiz Uribe on Supporting Journalism from Underserved Communities

October 1, 2018

Mónica Ortiz Uribe shares how support from the Columbia Journalism School helped her report from the U.S./Mexico border.

Bloomberg News Partners with the Journalism School's Postgraduate Teacher Project Fellowship

September 28, 2018

Postgraduate fellow works with Bloomberg News reporter for this latest story about Puerto Rico's special education students.

Nikole Hannah-Jones Wins the 2018 John Chancellor Award

September 25, 2018

The John Chancellor Award is presented each year to a journalist for his or her cumulative accomplishments. The prize honors the legacy of pioneering television correspondent and longtime NBC News anchor John Chancellor, best remembered for his distinguished reporting on civil rights, politics and election campaigns.

Bloomberg's Karen Amanda Toulon Wins IWMF Gwen Ifill Award

September 6, 2018

Columbia Journalism School alumna, Karen Amanda Toulon, is recognized by the IWMF with the Gwen Ifill Award for her work developing diverse journalistic talent.

Columbia Journalism School Announces Global Visiting Fellows Initiative

August 17, 2018

The Global Visiting Fellows will conduct master workshops, visit classes and give public lectures that advance journalism education and prepare students for reporting in an increasingly globalized context.

Special Series: The Teacher Project series on education and immigration

August 13, 2018

Postgraduate fellow Michael Elsen-Rooney found that most public schools are woefully under-prepared to advise undocumented teens through the college application process, leading many immigrant students to head straight from high school to minimum-wage jobs.

2018 Maria Moors Cabot Prize Winners Announced

July 18, 2018

Columbia Journalism School announces the 2018 winners of the Maria Moors Cabot Prizes for outstanding reporting on the Americas.

Anuncio de los ganadores del Premio Maria Moors Cabot de 2018

July 18, 2018