Part of the curriculum at Columbia Journalism School involves real-time reporting. Students have the opportunity and the challenge of engaging with news outlets directly to share their stories with the world as they unfold.

Jazzmin Jiwa, '24 M.S., was published in Slate for reporting the police response at Columbia on April 30 and what that means for the summer ahead.

This Vanity Fair article follows the experiences of Gillian Goodman, '24 M.S., Indy Scholtens, '24 M.S., Angelica Ang, ‘24 M.S., Brendan Rose, '24 M.S., Professors Ty Lawson, Nina Berman, Azmat Khan, Juan Manuel Benítez, and Dean Jelani Cobb while reporting during student protests.

Marco Postigo Storel, '24 M.S., had photojournalism work published in AP and shared on their social media.

Gillian Goodman, '24 M.S., and Sara Selva Ortiz, '24 M.A. Politics, were published for their breaking news reporting and photojournalism in Prism. Their breakdown of the first week of protests can be found here.

Emily Byrski, '24 M.S., provided photo coverage for Agence France-Presse (AFP) that was distributed and featured around the world.

Claire Davenport, '24 M.S., provided late-night updates on student protesters for West Side Rag.

Claire Davenport, '24 M.S., reported on updates from the encampment on Columbia's campus was published in West Side Rag.

Victoria Borlando, '24 M.A. Arts & Culture, and Hannah Davies, '24 M.A. Arts & Culture, compiled their coverage of Columbia student-run radio WKCR for a piece published in The Guardian.

Ariane Lüthi, ’24 M.S., provided insight into campus protests to Neue Zürcher Zeitung – Switzerland's paper of record.

Students from Professors Ty Lawson and Juan Manuel Benítez's City Newsroom course, Ashley Elizabeth Miller, '24 M.S., Davaughnia Wilson, '24 M.S., Francesca Maria Lorenzini, '24 M.S., John E. Williams, '24 M.S., Genevieve Charles, '24 M.S., Vincent Jiang, '24 M.S., and Urvi Shrivastav, '24, M.S., covered House Speaker Mike Johnson's visit to campus.

A story in pictures by Edward Lopez, '24 M.S., for City Newsroom.

Mukta Joshi, '24 M.S., reported on the initial encampment protests for Hyperallergic and on the growth of the protests over several days.

Ashley Elizabeth Miller, '24 M.S., and Davaughnia Wilson, '24 M.S., continued coverage on campus and the surrounding protests.

Natasha Caragnano, '24 M.A. Politics, shared student perspectives for a piece published in the Italian newspaper, la Repubblica.

Edward Lopez, ‘24 M.S., photographed the events on campus throughout the night.

Vivian Lin, '24 M.A. Business & Economics, has been covering campus protests for Agence France-Presse.

Sacha Biazzo, ’24 M.A. Politics, contributed a piece on student protests for fanpage.it.

City-wide demonstrations were covered by Andrea Pineda-Salgado, '24 M.S., and Xinyuan Cao, '23 M.S.

Claudia Gohn, '25 M.S., and Anna Oakes, ’25 M.S., reported on protest updates for CTXT.

Davide Lerner ’24, M.A. Politics, reported on the current state of campus protests in a Domani article.

Jude Taha, '24 M.S., shared updates on the days leading up to the sixth day of protests at Columbia University.

Meghnad Bose, '24 M.S., was interviewed by Quint Hindi on the protests happening on campus at Columbia. His footage was also used by the publication for a video report.

Karla Marie Sanford, '24 M.S., contributed reporting on the state of Columbia University protests.

Angelica Ang, '24 M.S., provided in depth interviews with Columbia University students for Hell Gate.

Sara Selva, '24 M.A. Politics, reported on the levels and duration of student protests on campus in an article published by lamarea.com.

Reporting from Stabile Fellow Samaa Khullar, '24 M.S., led to her work being viewed by global audiences.
Last updated October 9, 2024
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