Posts by Chuck Harris

Former New York Times columnist and bestselling nonfiction author Mark Bittman will begin teaching at the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism this year.

Johnson, 31, is the first to be awarded the Marlon T. Riggs Fellowship, funded by production company Signifyin’ Works, the Ford Foundation, The Filmmaker Fund and other private gifts.

Johnson, 31, is the first to be awarded the Marlon T. Riggs Fellowship, funded by production company Signifyin’ Works, the Ford Foundation, The Filmmaker Fund and other private gifts.

Jeremy C.F. Lin spent nine weeks developing news apps at the Texas Tribune this summer.

A group of second-year student leaders participated in an intensive two-day equity and inclusion training held by Tammy Johnson last week. They will use their training to offer student workshops throughout the semester, beginning today. From left: Laki Sarah (“÷16), Shaina Shealy (“÷16), Gabriela Arvizu (“÷16), Sasha Lekach (“÷16), Harriet Rowan (“÷16), Naomi Nishihara (“÷16), trainer Tammy Johnson, Zainab Khan (“÷16).

Dean Edward Wasserman addresses the Class of 2017 on the first day of orientation, August 24, 2015. (Martin Totland / UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism)

James Spaulding came to the J-School in 1969. He was one of the first instructors recruited by founding dean Edwin Bayley. (Photo: Martha Casselman)

Alumni nominated for 36th Annual News and Documentary Emmy Awards include Daffodil Altan (“÷04), Jonathan Richard Jones (“÷05), Jason Spingarn-Koff (“÷01), Tommy Nguyen (“÷05), Bret Sigler (“÷03) and Sweta Vohra (“÷10).

UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism’s 2015 Spring Award winners are selected from hundreds of submissions. The awards honor exceptional student work.