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Student Work

In just one day, Prof. Michael Shapiro's Reporting students put together an interactive map how the story about impeachment Americans hear and read varies depending on where they live.

Battleground America

A young man in hoodie and gloves wires on a telephone line

In MESH, '18 M.S. students Arjun Srivatsa and Bridget Hickey report on Tony Baizan, a Bronx teen building a decentralized Wi-Fi network capable of withstanding natural disasters caused by climate change.

Eva Anderson, '17 M.S., provides us with a good example of a strong deadline news story about a campaign to reduced subway fares for low-income New Yorkers.

NYC Residents Push for Subway “Fair Fares”

Bailey Bryant, '17 M.S., reporting on deadline for The Ink on a low-cost gymnastics program in Harlem.

Hall of Fame Athlete Brings Low-Cost Gymnastics to Harlem

LynNell Hancock’s Reporting class investigated life in buildings owned by the man crowned New York City's worst landlord. Students visited buildings, interviewed tenants and gathered public records. They found collapsing ceilings, illegally subdivided apartments, lead exposure and more.

Francesca Mirabile, '16 M.S., reported and developed the multimedia project "The Afterlife of Injustice."

See her multimedia project.

Yingying Xie, '16 M.S., wrote "The Little Planet" while classmate Tiger Wang took photos and videos.

See their multimedia project.

Ainara Tiefenthäler, '14 M.S., wanted to raise complicated questions and tell her story in a visually compelling way.

Learn more about her project.