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First-year Berkeley J-School student Jason Hanasik will be interning at The Los Angeles Times this summer as the news organization’s first virtual reality (VR) intern, a field journalists are paying closer attention to as it grows in popularity. VR aims to give users an immersive experience by allowing them to interact with a 360-degree visual…
Back row (left to right): Gabriel Tolliver (’17), Robin Simmonds (’17), Pablo De La Hoya (’18)
Front row (left to right): Jackeline Luna (’18), Raquel Dillon (’07), Angelica Casas (’17), Mariela Patron (’17), Akira Olivia Kumamoto (’17), Juan Reyes (’17). Photo: Joe Bush (’17).
Photo: Raffi Roy (’18) A multilingual international student and former radio reporter has been awarded one of Berkeley Journalism’s top honors. Serginho Roosblad (’18), a documentary film student whose most recent work focuses on telling stories about homelessness and displacement, is winner of this year’s Marlon T. Riggs Fellowship in Documentary Filmmaking. Named for the…
It was luck more than anything that got one of the country’s foremost Washington, D.C. journalists into the news business in the first place. Ron Elving, senior editor and correspondent at NPR’s Washington Desk, went to Stanford University without giving The Stanford Daily much thought. He got a Master’s in English from the University of…
Clara Mokri, a second-year documentary student at Berkeley Journalism, has been selected as this year’s recipient of the fifth Jim Marshall Fellowship for photojournalism. The fund was created in 2015 after an exhibit of Marshall’s work at the School’s Reva and David Logan Gallery of Documentary Photography. Named after renowned photographer Jim Marshall, the fellowship…
Dear Berkeley Journalism Community, As we enter National Disability Employment Awareness Month, I write to express my commitment to fostering an inclusive institution where each of you is celebrated for your abilities every day of every month. So many people in our lives are touched by some form of disability. Some of us have sensory…
By Aashna Malpani (‘21) Rudabeh Shahbazi has trudged alone through swamps and braved unbearable heat and cold, laden with heavy camera equipment, just to get a story. She graduated from the J-School in the middle of an economic downturn but was willing to do all that work solo just to make it. “While other Berkeley…