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A man in a black suit, holding an OPC Foundation Award, speaks into a microphone at a podium marked "OPC" with a logo. Another man in a suit and red tie stands in the background. Both are in a room with elegant décor and large windows, attending to the wins of J-School students.

J-School student wins OPC Foundation Award

Berkeley graduate student Mark Anderson was among 14 aspiring foreign correspondents to receive a fellowship from the Overseas Press Club Foundation.

A group of people sit in a room, smiling and laughing. A woman with glasses and short hair in the foreground rests her chin on her hand, smiling widely. Nearby, a young man and woman, both grinning, are looking in the same direction, perhaps inspired by a story from their J-School days about Susan Rasky.

J-School Mourns Passing of Susan Rasky

It is with saddened hearts we announce that Susan Rasky, our esteemed colleague and mentor to a generation of journalism students, died Sunday after a long illness.

A woman with short brown hair smiles at the camera. She is wearing a light blue top and standing in front of a blurred outdoor background, excitedly preparing for her alum's first film premiere on July 31.

Alum’s First Film to Premiere July 31

American Jerusalem, Jews and the Making of San Francisco, by executive producer/producer Jackie Krentzman (’88) will premiere at the San Francisco Jewish Film Festival on July 31.

Black and white portrait of a man with short, curly hair and a neatly trimmed beard. He is wearing a blazer over a collared shirt and is looking at the camera with a slight smile. The background is dark, emphasizing his face. This image accompanies his new monograph about recent achievements as an Emmy Award-winning Hellman Fellow.

Prof. Koci Nominated For Emmy Award, Named Hellman Fellow, Has New Monograph Published

Asst. Professor Richard “Koci” Hernandez was nominated for a national Emmy Award this week for his piece titled, Our Mobile Society: Photographers Embrace Instagram. It was published by CNN.

A person with a beard, wearing a dark shirt and pants, sits relaxed in a wicker chair. They are turned sideways, looking toward a vibrant blue wall mural featuring clouds. Sunlight casts shadows on the ground as Tenzing Sonam contemplates his new documentary.

New Documentary by Tenzing Sonam (’85) to Broadcast on June 16

When Hari Got Married, tells the story of Hari, a 30-year-old Indian taxi driver, as he prepares for his arranged marriage to a girl he has never met but with whom he has fallen in love on the mobile phone.

A man in a black tuxedo and a woman in a black gown stand on either side of Angela Hart '14, who is wearing a black dress and shawl. They are in front of a blue curtain with an American flag visible on the left. All three individuals, recipients of the White House Correspondents Association Scholarship, are smiling at the camera.

Angela Hart ’14 Selected for White House Correspondents Association Scholarship

We are pleased to announce Angela Hart ’14 as the selected recipient for the White House Correspondents Association Student Scholarship. On April 27, she had the opportunity to meet the President and receive her award at the annual dinner.

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Digi TV on The New York Times

Student work from the Digital TV class’ trip to China last summer was published on The New York Times’ and Washington Post’s websites.

Michael Bolden selected to be next dean of UC Berkeley Journalism following national search

Journalist Michael Bolden will be UC Berkeley Journalism’s eighth permanent dean, promising a dedication to collaboration, innovation and courage in the face of threats to the field, campus announced today. “I’m thrilled that we succeeded in recruiting such a distinguished journalist — with multifaceted experience, an expansive vision and full of heart — to lead…

North Gate Update: How Journalists Can Fight Back

  Hello, fellow Berkeley Journalism alums! Here’s the latest newsletter by and for alumni meant to keep you abreast of coming events and provide helpful information. In it you’ll find a note from the acting dean, a guide to resources that aid and protect journalists, updates on alums just like you, and invitations to a…

David Barstow talks about the ‘radical’ Berkeley experiment to accelerate the production of investigative reporters

Q&A with Professor David Barstow, chair of the Investigative Reporting Program at UC Berkeley Journalism UC Berkeley Journalism’s Investigative Reporting Program (IRP) has 50 graduate students working on some 15 to 20 investigative projects at any one time — projects that are winning the world’s most prestigious journalism awards. Alums Katey Rusch, MJ ’20, and…