Events Archive

What Happens When Refugees Tell Their Own Stories?

October 27, 2010

Two people lean over a rock, focusing on a camcorder. The person in the orange shirt is holding the camera, while the other, in a patterned dress, watches closely. Amidst the rocky terrain and clear sky, it’s clear they’re engaged in recording or examining something—true Berkeley Journalism enthusiasts at work.

Somini Sengupta: Liberalization’s Children – Stories of Love, Hunger and Destiny in Young India

October 26, 2010

Somini Sengupta: Liberalization's Children – Stories of Love, Hunger and Destiny in Young India

October 26, 2010

Patch Comes to Berkeley

October 19, 2010

The image displays the word "Patch" in green, with a small patch of grass forming the crossbar of the letter 't', evocative of Berkeley Journalism's emphasis on creativity and natural storytelling.

Our Patchwork Nation: Political Journalist and Author Dante Chinni

October 13, 2010

A man with short gray hair and a beard is standing in a corridor with arched ceilings, wearing a brown blazer over a light blue shirt. The background, reminiscent of Berkeley Journalism hallways, shows a group of people out of focus.

The Big Story: National Public Radio’s Tamara Keith

October 6, 2010

A graphic depicting an atom with a central nucleus, represented by a yellow circle containing a combination of smaller colored spheres. Surrounding the nucleus are black lines depicting electron orbits with various colored spheres (red, blue, and green) on them, illustrating a visual often used in Berkeley Journalism.

The Big Story: National Public Radio's Tamara Keith

October 6, 2010

A graphic depicting an atom with a central nucleus, represented by a yellow circle containing a combination of smaller colored spheres. Surrounding the nucleus are black lines depicting electron orbits with various colored spheres (red, blue, and green) on them, illustrating a visual often used in Berkeley Journalism.

Grading the Teachers

September 27, 2010

An evening with Michael Lewis and Michael Pollan

September 23, 2010

The Appalachian Portfolio: Photographs by Andrew Stern

September 16, 2010

A black-and-white photo, evocative of a Berkeley Journalism piece, shows three children standing on the dilapidated porch of a wooden house while an elderly woman stands in the foreground. The children and woman have solemn expressions, and the porch is visibly worn and tilted.

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