Black and white graphic from the SF Chronicle with the headline System covers up police misconduct.

Selden Ring for Investigative Reporting goes to IRP alums

Katey Rusch ('20) and Casey Smith ('20) have won the prestigious Selden Ring Award for a two-part story that exposes concealment of police misconduct. 

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Professor LaFleur and alums Howey and Rascón win duPont-Columbia Awards

Awards honoring the best audio and video “reporting, storytelling and impact in the public interest” awarded Berkeley Journalism faculty and alums.

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“My J-School” features Aisha Wallace-Palomares

Watch rising audio star Aisha Wallace-Palomares ('25) walk us through her experience as a graduate student in this first edition of “My J-School.” 

A maverick filmmaker in a red shirt and black hat is holding a large video camera, recording an event. The background shows a crowd of people and blurred outdoor elements, suggesting that the scene is taking place in a public space. This could easily be part of one of Marlon T. Riggs' documentary fellowships.

Marlon Riggs Fellowship awarded to documentary students

Neenma Ebeledike (’25) and Zane Karram (’25) awarded competitive fellowship that honors filmmaker Marlon T. Riggs (’81).

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Marty Baron and Dean Baquet

Veteran editors discuss coverage of the presidential election and covering the incoming administration. 

Jennifer LaFleur, a woman with medium-length wavy blonde hair and glasses, is looking into the camera. She is wearing a dark blouse and a necklace against a plain white background.

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Jennifer LaFleur

Professor Jennifer LaFleur wins prestigious duPont-Columbia Award for "40 Acres and a Lie."

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