Events Archive

NABJ Presents: “Objectivity through the Black Lens”

November 16, 2017

A charming building with large windows glowing warmly from interior lights, surrounded by lush greenery and climbing vines. The brick pathway in front is illuminated by soft, ambient lighting, adding to the cozy and inviting atmosphere of the scene, reminiscent of a Berkeley Journalism retreat.

NABJ Presents: "Objectivity through the Black Lens"

November 16, 2017

A charming building with large windows glowing warmly from interior lights, surrounded by lush greenery and climbing vines. The brick pathway in front is illuminated by soft, ambient lighting, adding to the cozy and inviting atmosphere of the scene, reminiscent of a Berkeley Journalism retreat.

November Info Session

November 1, 2017

Close-up of grass and small white flowers in the foreground with two blurred people walking on a path across a green lawn. In the background, a large, white building with columns and windows surrounded by trees stands tall. The bright, sunny scene feels like a snapshot from an undergraduate campus.

Alberto Cairo on Visual “Trumpery” and the fight against fake data and visualizations

October 26, 2017

Image of a book cover titled "Visual Trumpery." The subtitle reads "How to fight against fake data and visualizations—from the left and from the right." Authored by Alberto Cairo, the background features patterns of charts and graphs.

Joint Information Session

October 10, 2017

A busy walkway with people, including an undergraduate journalist, passing beneath a large, decorative metal archway at dusk. The arch boasts ornate designs and glowing lamps atop stone pillars, surrounded by trees on either side. The sky transitions to evening, casting a soft blue hue.

Raissa Robles: “Living Dangerously: Investigative Reporting from Marcos to Duterte”

October 10, 2017

A woman with long dark hair, wearing glasses and a dark blazer over a red shirt, sits on a chair holding a book titled "Marcos Martial Law: Never Again." Behind her is a backdrop with text "Graduate School of Journalism UC Berkeley," highlighting the importance of Investigative Reporting.

Raissa Robles: "Living Dangerously: Investigative Reporting from Marcos to Duterte"

October 10, 2017

A woman with long dark hair, wearing glasses and a dark blazer over a red shirt, sits on a chair holding a book titled "Marcos Martial Law: Never Again." Behind her is a backdrop with text "Graduate School of Journalism UC Berkeley," highlighting the importance of Investigative Reporting.

Open House

October 9, 2017

A diverse group of people, including one undergraduate in a wheelchair, sit on the grass outdoors in a casual setting. They appear to be engaged in conversation about their journalism minor, with bicycles and a building in the background.

NYC Information Session

October 5, 2017

Photo by Emanuele Bresciani on Unsplash

Just Food Podcast Launch

October 3, 2017

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