Check out our latest links – including Sophia Rosenbaum’s New York Times story about falling strawberry prices.
New Radio Broadcast Gives Voice to NYC’s Diaspora Communities
“Where I’m From,” a new radio show produced by the CUNY J-School, reveals “the new America, the majority minority America, where the question, ‘where are you from?,’ is not so straightforward.”
Clips of the Week
By Jere Hester | January 28, 2013 | Clips of the Week, News
As we begin another great semester, check out some inspiring work from our reporters present and past.
Clips of the Week
By Jere Hester | November 21, 2012 | Clips of the Week, News
Greetings, There’s much to be thankful for – including this latest bounty of links: •Our latest News Service project page – In Sandy’s Wake –…
Clips of the Week
By Jere Hester | November 9, 2012 | News
It’s been an extraordinary couple of weeks – and our reporters, past and present, rose to the challenge. Check out some of our latest links.
Clips of the Week
By Jere Hester | October 15, 2012 | News
Here are some of our latest clips from our reporters, present and past: •Dominique Lemoine’s piece about a free concert series in Brooklyn found a…
Clips of the Week
By Jere Hester | September 22, 2012 | Clips of the Week, News
Greetings, It’s been great to see some new bylines in recent days. Here are some of our latest links: •Shamanth Rao’s story about the comeback…
Clips of the Week
By Jere Hester | July 12, 2012 | Clips of the Week, News
Check out these stories, from near and far: •Nabil Rahman produced this video about refugees in Bangladesh for DRIKNews. •Minty Grover, working for Capital New…
Clips of the Week
By Jere Hester | June 15, 2012 | Clips of the Week, News
Greetings, Internship clips are starting to come in – plus, we’re catching up with some gems leftover from the semester past. Check out our latest…
Clips of the Week
By Jere Hester | May 25, 2012 | Featured News, News
Greetings, Here are some fine semester-capping clips: •Melissa Noel’s story about fashion trucks made ABCNews.com. •Eli Chen, working for The New York Times’ Green blog,…
