Events Archive

Richard Koci Hernandez and Jeremy Rue: “Principles of Multimedia Journalism”

April 4, 2016

A geometric graphic with a triangular face blowing colorful confetti into text that reads, "Join us for a book party. The Principles of Multimedia Journalism by Richard Koci Hernandez and Jeremy Rue: Packaging Digital News." The background is teal and the text is in white and black.

Richard Koci Hernandez and Jeremy Rue: "Principles of Multimedia Journalism"

April 4, 2016

A geometric graphic with a triangular face blowing colorful confetti into text that reads, "Join us for a book party. The Principles of Multimedia Journalism by Richard Koci Hernandez and Jeremy Rue: Packaging Digital News." The background is teal and the text is in white and black.

Cynthia Gorney: “The Changing Face of Saudi Women”

February 25, 2016

Two individuals are playing billiards. The person on the left is wearing a niqab and a black abaya, aiming a cue stick at the cue ball. The individual on the right, in a white thobe and red keffiyeh, is holding a cue stick, appearing to guide the player—a scene reflecting the changing face of Saudi women in sports.

Cynthia Gorney: "The Changing Face of Saudi Women"

February 25, 2016

Two individuals are playing billiards. The person on the left is wearing a niqab and a black abaya, aiming a cue stick at the cue ball. The individual on the right, in a white thobe and red keffiyeh, is holding a cue stick, appearing to guide the player—a scene reflecting the changing face of Saudi women in sports.

Samuel G. Freedman: “The AIDS Reporting of Jeff Schmalz and How It Transformed The NY Times”

February 24, 2016

Dying Words: The AIDS Reporting Of Jeff Schmalz And How It Transformed The NY Times". Text appears in large, bold, orange letters with a shadow effect, set against a gradient background transitioning from dark gray to black.

Samuel G. Freedman: "The AIDS Reporting of Jeff Schmalz and How It Transformed The NY Times"

February 24, 2016

Dying Words: The AIDS Reporting Of Jeff Schmalz And How It Transformed The NY Times". Text appears in large, bold, orange letters with a shadow effect, set against a gradient background transitioning from dark gray to black.

The Other Side: Covering Social Issues in China

February 11, 2016

In a room with filming equipment, three people focus intently. Two women are looking at documents together; one seated with a notebook, and the other standing beside her. A man behind the camera adjusts it. The background features a red door and pink curtains—capturing insights on social issues in China for "The Other Side.

We Have the Technology: How Biohackers, Foodies, Physicians, and Scientists Are Transforming Human Perception

December 10, 2015

A poster with red borders and yellow lightning bolts reads: "Biohackers and Foodies Unite: How Biohackers, Foodies, Physicians, and Scientists are Transforming Human Perception, One Sense at a Time. Come to the J-book party!

Advocacy and Journalism: How The Nation Magazine Sees It

November 18, 2015

A photo collage featuring four individuals, each in separate frames, alongside logos for "Felker Magazine Center," "The Nation Magazine," and "Berkeley Journalism." The individuals include three women and one man, all looking directly at the camera, embodying the spirit of advocacy in journalism.

What’s Going On? 1969-1974 | Photographs by Ken Light

November 13, 2015

Book cover for "What's Going On? 1969-1974" by Ken Light. The background is an American flag. On the left, there are two photographs: a person making a peace sign in front of the U.S. Capitol and a woman with glasses. The book title is in bold letters.

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