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A group of nine Hispanic journalists, members of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists, stand closely together outside in front of a building. They are smiling and casually dressed, with greenery behind them. The group includes a mix of men and women of varying ages.

Portrait: National Association of Hispanic Journalists Chapter at the J-School

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).

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Portrait: New Asian American Journalists Chapter at the J-School

[…] that I had early on, to kind of pay it forward.” Both Zaveri and another AAJA member, Akira Olivia Kumamoto, credit AAJA with helping them land summer internships in New York with NBC. Zaveri interned at financial network CNBC while Kumamoto interned at the Today Show. Attending the national AAJA convention is at the […]

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Jason Hanasik Selected as First Virtual Reality Intern at LA Times

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…

A split image shows four people in individual portraits arranged from left to right. The first wears a striped shirt with short hair, the second person sports glasses and a blue blouse, the third has dark hair and a black shirt, and the fourth wears a light-colored blouse. Tune in to North Gate Radio for more.

North Gate Radio

Anchors Matt Beagle and Graelyn Brashear with producers Ted Andersen and Marylee Williams.

North Gate Radio is a weekly radio show produced by the Graduate School of Journalism at UC Berkeley, heard each Thursday on KALX 90.7 FM at 9 AM. Everything you hear is created by students in Intro to Radio. Students rotate through the roles of a show team and each get a turn being producer, anchor, reporter and news writer.

Two women are standing in front of a wall with the sign "The Daily Californian - Berkeley's Newspaper." Both are smiling at the camera. The background features framed articles from their time in UC Berkeley's J-School fellowship program.

UC Berkeley J-School and Daily Cal strengthen ties through fellowship program

Sasha Lekach (’16) and Alice Kantor (’16) are the new recipients of the Daily Cal Fellowships.

A close-up of a woman with long dark hair smiling next to the cover of "The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks" by bestselling author Rebecca Skloot. The book, a New York Times Bestseller, showcases a black-and-white image of Henrietta Lacks on a red background.

Bestselling author Rebecca Skloot to teach narrative writing at Berkeley J-School

Rebecca Skloot, science journalist and author of The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks,
will be writer-in-residence at the Graduate School of Journalism in spring 2016.

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Jill Abramson speaks at 2015 commencement honoring this year’s J-School grads

[…] Producer for KCRW’s Vulnerable Populations Project and Richmond would take on a full time job at NPR’s ‰”Morning Edition.” During their tenure, the class of 2015 completed internships from Hong Kong to Buffalo. They went on reporting trips that brought them from the shark-infested waters of western Australia to the chocolate factories of Hawaii, […]

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J-School students win top scholarships

The end of semester brought good news for several UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism students, who were recognized for their outstanding work and were granted scholarships by the Overseas Press Club Foundation and the Radio Television Digital News Association.

Harriet Rowan, a woman with long, wavy, light brown hair and a green top, smiles in a well-lit hallway. She is wearing a black cardigan and a necklace with a pendant. In the background are blurred wall photos and doors. Harriet recently gained national recognition for her work with Richmond Confidential.

Harriet Rowan (’16) receives national recognition for Richmond Confidential reporting

Harriet Rowan (’16), a first-year student at the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism, was invited to appear on Moyers & Company and Democracy Now! to discuss her election coverage for Richmond Confidential.

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Alums win big at the News & Documentary Emmy Awards

Several alumni of the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism graced the stage at the News and Documentary Emmy Awards.