Four Honorees to Receive Newmark J-School’s 2021 Awards for Excellence
Dean Sarah Bartlett called the student and alumni winners "an extremely impressive group."
Dean Sarah Bartlett called the student and alumni winners "an extremely impressive group."
Outstanding investigative journalism, audio reporting, news writing, multimedia projects and COVID-19 coverage are honored.
The participants speak many languages and represent seven countries, including Brazil, Finland, Germany, Mexico, South Korea, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
In this issue, Nicole Lewis '16 speaks about her work with incarcerated people as a staff reporter at The Marshall Project, Hannah Rappleye ’10 and her NBC News colleagues are semi-finalists for the Goldsmith Prize for Investigative Reporting for “A Profitable…
5 reasons we've got extra spring in our step 👟 at Newmark J-School
An experienced reporter in Colombia, she enrolled in the bilingual program to master new skills.
The new title more accurately describes the M.A. program, which is about "Community, Conversation, Collaboration."
She hopes to make data journalism more accessible to people of all backgrounds.