Posts by Chuck Harris

The Caretaker centers around the relationship between a caretaker and an elderly woman in the last months of her life. The film is the first in a series called Immigrant Nation, which uses personal narratives to explore our connections to immigration, past and present.

Rape in the Fields/ViolaciÌ_n de un Sue̱o about the sexual assault of migrant farm and packing plant workers will be shown on PBS FRONTLINE, Tuesday, June 25 and on Saturday, June 29 on the Univision Network. Read the New York Times’ review of the documentary.

When Hari Got Married, tells the story of Hari, a 30-year-old Indian taxi driver, as he prepares for his arranged marriage to a girl he has never met but with whom he has fallen in love on the mobile phone.

The New York Times featured media story on “Rape In The Fields,” a documentary produced and reported by the Investigative Reporting Program.

The New York Times featured media story on ‰”Rape In The Fields,” a documentary produced and reported by the Investigative Reporting Program.

Multiple concussions have changed the life of one California teen. Read more on troubling concussions trends by Jamie Goldberg ’13, in Sports Illustrated.

We are pleased to announce Erik Reyna ’14 as a selected recipient for the 2013-2014 AP-Google Scholarship. Erik is the second consecutive J-School recipient. Check out all six winners.

We are pleased to announce Angela Hart ’14 as the selected recipient for the White House Correspondents Association Student Scholarship. On April 27, she had the opportunity to meet the President and receive her award at the annual dinner.

For a growing number of women, anorexia and bulimia aren’t just teenage problems. Read the article by Michelle Konstantinovsky ’13 published in O, The Oprah Magazine.

Immigration experts from across the country will gather for “The Changing Face of America: Inside the Latino Vote and Immigration Reform,” an institute for professional reporters and editors at the J-school May 2-5.