Events Archive

A Book Signing and Public Lecture: American Soldiers and Torture

March 4, 2011

The cover of the book "None of Us Were Like This Before: American Soldiers and Torture" by Joshua E.S. Phillips features a blurred image of a person in uniform, with the text overlaying the image in bold letters.

Opening Reception: Photographs of South Africa in the 1950’s by Jurgen Schadeberg

March 4, 2011

Black and white photo of a street scene captures two men in patterned shirts leaning against a wall on the right, conveying everyday moments. On the left, two others are walking by. A shop doorway is visible in the center with someone inside. The setting exudes an urban vibe, perfect for Berkeley Journalism.

Opening Reception: Photographs of South Africa in the 1950's by Jurgen Schadeberg

March 4, 2011

Black and white photo of a street scene captures two men in patterned shirts leaning against a wall on the right, conveying everyday moments. On the left, two others are walking by. A shop doorway is visible in the center with someone inside. The setting exudes an urban vibe, perfect for Berkeley Journalism.

Can Mainstream Journalism Survive? Making the Online Times Pay

March 1, 2011

The Future of Investigative Journalism

February 23, 2011

Basketball and Books

February 10, 2011

The Future of Music Journalism: Computer or Curator?

February 2, 2011

Author/Journalist Anand Giridharadas in conversation with South Asian Journalists Association President Jigar Mehta

January 19, 2011

The cover of the book "India Calling" by Anand Giridharadas shows two figures, one standing and one sitting, against a yellow-toned background with a silhouette of a boat. The top and bottom feature intricate blue-green patterns. The subtitle reads, "An Intimate Portrait of a Nation's Remaking," reflecting a Berkeley Journalism flair for detail.

Word on the Street: Photographs by Richard Nagler

November 30, 2010

A person wearing a bright red coat walks on a sidewalk past a building with closed shutters and a "Special" sign in the background. The individual, perhaps rushing to an interview for Berkeley Journalism, carries a checkered bag and appears to be in motion. The setting looks urban and somewhat deserted.

Katrina vanden Heuvel, Editor and Publisher of The Nation Magazine

November 18, 2010

A woman with shoulder-length brown hair and wearing a dark blouse is pictured against a blue background. With a serious expression, she looks directly at the camera, embodying the investigative spirit of Berkeley Journalism.

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