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Wendy Lu M.S. '16 wrote her master's project, published by The New York Times, on dating with disabilities.
Read her work.
Rolling Stone published Andrea Marks’ M.S. ’16 master’s project about feminist pornography.
Read her work.
The New York Times published Adela Suliman's M.S. '16 master’s project about American Sufism.
Read her work.
Medicine Underground was produced by the Armies and Spies 2016 Workshop. Foreignpolicy featured the story by Ellen Francis.
See the website.
A master's project by Ariel Ritchin '16 M.S. takes a hard look at what it takes to make bail.
He talks about his Audio Storytelling experience.
Adj. Prof. Walt Bogdanich, and M.S. '15 Jacqueline Williams & Ana Graciela Méndez investigated the Panama Canal.
Read the A1 New York Times article.
Prof. Giannina Segnini and data students did a six-month investigation of the loosely regulated cruise ship industry.
Read the Univision series.
Natasa Bansagi '16 M.S. reports on how regulations turned "vapers" into activists.
Read how her article came to be published in Motherboard.
Elizabeth Hunt Brockway '16 M.S. reports on the update to Topps baseball cards.
Listen to her report that aired on WNYC.
The Video Storytelling class experiments with 360-immersive, virtual reality video.
Watch two videos of student work.
Doc '15 students Nyasha Kadandara and Olivia Lace-Evans's film is on a recovering addict facing generational family abuse.
See the trailer.
Doc '15 students Raza Naqvi and Sara Obeidat's film explores how three autistic men find purpose through running.
See the trailer.