Welcome Class of 2028!

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North Gate Radio on KALX: CBI finalists

Two episodes from UC Berkeley Journalism’s flagship student publication North Gate Radio on KALX radio have been named finalists in the College Broadcasters, Inc. (CBI) Awards.

Let's Talk About AI: A Conversation with W. Kamau Bell

UC Berkeley Journalism
North Gate Hall, Berkeley, CA
Wednesday, August 26  •  6 PM - 7:30 PM

Dean Michael D. Bolden speaks with W. Kamau Bell about the current and potential impact of AI on families, communities and society.

Presented by UC Berkeley Journalism and the Pulitzer Center, this keynote conversation is part of our AI, Journalism and Public Trust Symposium.

Let's Talk About AI: A Conversation with W. Kamau Bell

Watch Dean Michael D. Bolden host comedian and documentarian W. Kamau Bell at the "AI, Journalism & Public Trust Symposium" at UC Berkeley, co-hosted with the Pulitzer Center.

Director Jason Spingarn-Koff (Center) with Director of Photography / EP Jon Shenk (Right) filming in the Florida Keys

Spingarn-Koff's new doc "The Coral Rescuers"

Professor Jason Spingarn-Koff ('01) returns to the director's chair — which happens to be on a boat off the Florida coast — to make his latest doc. Read our Q&A with him.

JoeBill Muñoz (’19) and Lucas Guilkey’s (’19) joyous reactions during their acceptance speech at the News & Documentary Awards. COURTESY NATAS.

A dozen News & Documentary Emmy Award wins for Berkeley Journalism alums

Following a record 40 nominations, alums took home 12 coveted statues, including a documentary incubated at our Investigative Reporting Program.

SF Chronicle front page featuring a story by Matt Mitchell and Susie Neilson about Homerise.

Featured Alums

Mitchell and Neilson

Alums Matthew Mitchell (’25) and Susie Neilson (’19) shed light on failures by one of the largest non-profits serving formerly unhoused people in San Francisco.

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Featured Lecturer

Jamil Smith

Award-winning journalist and Guardian columnist Jamil Smith returns to Berkeley Journalism this fall to teach our first-year J-200 class. 

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featured staff

Michael Paz

Our Interim Director of Student Services believes strongly in the fierce storytellers of this community.