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[…] audio storytelling. The program gave me the opportunity to learn from some of the best producers, editors and hosts in the field, and access to Berkeley exclusive internships that have impacted my career for the better. Through the courses, I was able to gain experience in field production, audio reporting, editing, engineering and sound […]

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Mastercard Foundation Scholars thrive at UC Berkeley Journalism

[…] I’ll be there, ready to tell it on whatever platform. But for now, I’m just taking things one step at a time, applying and looking forward to internships, and enjoying the journey.” James Mawien Manyuol and Daniel Ekonde at the Class of 2026 orientation in August. Photo Andrea Lampros. After graduating, Ochieng plans to […]

A maverick filmmaker in a red shirt and black hat is holding a large video camera, recording an event. The background shows a crowd of people and blurred outdoor elements, suggesting that the scene is taking place in a public space. This could easily be part of one of Marlon T. Riggs' documentary fellowships.

Marlon Riggs Fellowship awarded to doc students Ebeledike and Karram

The competitive Marlon Riggs Fellowship that honors filmmaker Marlon T. Riggs (’81) — now in its tenth year — has been awarded to UC Berkeley Journalism Documentary Program students Neenma Ebeledike (’25) and Zane Karram (’25). The fellowship celebrates the life and work of Riggs, an alum who taught in the school’s Documentary Program more…

China Reporting

Reporting on China Unique among American journalism programs, Berkeley Journalism’s China Reporting Project gives our journalism students a head start on covering China’s culture, history and politics. Launched in 2022, the project is part of the school’s renewed focus on international reporting. The need couldn’t be more urgent: Recent hostility and harsh rhetoric between the…

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Bay Area News Project Leaders Meet J-School Students

[…] burning question on several attendees’ minds was: What about jobs? Weber and Frazier anticipate hiring 15 journalists by late spring. There is also the possibility of paid internships and freelance opportunities for students and professionals alike. However, at this early stage, details are still taking shape.   In the meantime, the two will concentrate […]

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Alum Brian Howey (’22) wins George Polk Award for Justice Reporting

Berkeley Journalism alum Brian Howey (’22) has won a 2023 George Polk Award for Justice Reporting for his exposé in the Los Angeles Times and podcast on Reveal from the Center for Investigative Reporting about a deceptive practice used by police when interviewing family members of people killed by police officers.  The prestigious award for investigative…

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Bloomberg Journalism Diversity Program cohort announced

[…] of diverse backgrounds. By focusing on students earlier in their academic careers, this program aims to inspire and motivate students to take the necessary classes and secure internships that will prepare them for a career in the business reporting field. Bloomberg Journalism Diversity Programs are part of Bloomberg’s larger Global Business and Financial Journalism […]

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Faculty, Students and Alumna Honored at SPJ James Madison Freedom of Information Awards

On March 16, the Society of Professional Journalists’ Northern California chapter honored students Ari Sen, Freddy Brewster and Katie Licari-Kozak, lecturer Jim Wheaton and alumna Sukey Lewis at the 37th annual James Madison Freedom of Information Awards. Jim Wheaton was honored with the Norwin S. Yoffie Career Achievement award. A founder of the Environmental Law…

Flyer for The 3rd Annual Media Mayhem Career Fair & Networking Event hosted by NABJ at the University of California, Berkeley Journalism. The event is scheduled for Saturday, April 2, 2022, from 9 AM to 1 PM on Zoom. The flyer includes a group photo and registration details.

2022 Media Mayhem Career Fair A Huge Success

On Saturday, April 2, Berkeley Journalism and its NABJ student chapter co-hosted the third annual Media Mayhem career fair and networking event. Eighty-four recruiters from across the country attended the gathering to scout for interns, full-time hires and students to track for future openings. Participating students included members of Berkeley Journalism’s classes of 2021, ’22,…

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Berkeley Journalism Announces New Advisory Board Members Ron Nixon and Andrea Wishom Young

The Graduate School of Journalism of the University of California, Berkeley, is proud to announce two new members to our distinguished advisory board: Ron Nixon and Andrea Wishom Young. Nixon leads global investigations at The Associated Press, and Wishom Young is a veteran television producer. They join an advisory board comprised of some of the…