Among the media electives students can choose for the Spring semester is a brand new course called “Video Storytelling for the Web.” Taught by Bob Sacha, an award-winning mulitmedia producer,…
Looks like that extra hour was put to good use this week: •How’s this for J-School teamwork: Kerri MacDonald and Nadia Sussman shared the byline on this New York Times…
Play VideoAn Evening with Ken Auletta In a New York Press Club event at the CUNY J-School on Nov. 4, media critic Ken Auletta spoke about Google, the rise of…
Play VideoCUNY J-School's New Health & Science Reporting Program The CUNY Graduate School of Journalism is rolling out a new curriculum in the Spring 2011 semester for students who want…
Greetings, A new month brings new links. Check them out below. Our News Service has been particularly busy: •Members of Prof. Mifflin’s class teamed to look at some of the…
Sat. Oct. 23, 2010 — In its first community service project, the CUNY J-School’s Alumni Association helped beautify Brooklyn’s P.S. 178 by painting murals, doors, windows, and interior walls, and…
The CUNY Graduate School of Journalism will establish a training program for journalists working in New York City’s ethnic and community press, funded by a $150,000 grant from The Ford…
Joanna Hernandez, who teaches Craft of Journalism at the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism, was voted president of UNITY: Journalists of Color. Hernandez, a multiplatform editor at The Washington Post…
Tinamarie Vella, access services manager for the CUNY J-School’s Research Center, has been selected as one of 83 emerging leaders by the American Library Association. The honor entitles her to…