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For the fifth straight year, the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism is giving aspiring journalists from Contra Costa County an opportunity to hone their skills in the classroom and on the beat. Applications are now being accepted for the Reporters-in-Residence program, part of the school’s initiatives to bring new voices into journalism and remove…
The Investigative Reporting Program (IRP) at the Graduate School of Journalism, UC Berkeley, announces the publication of a major investigation by one of our 2009-2010 IRP Fellows.
Amid the redwood trees on the California-Oregon border sits one of the most infamous prisons in United States history. Pelican Bay is a labyrinthine construction of solid cement blocks — a supermax prison — opened in 1989 and designed specifically for mass-scale solitary confinement. For decades, it held men alone in tiny cells indefinitely. Then…
[…] 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 […]
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…
[…] 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 […]
Berkeley Journalism announces the Advisory Board for its new California Local News Fellowship program, a multi-year, state-funded program to support and strengthen local news reporting in California, with a focus on underserved communities. The initiative is believed to be the largest state allocation ever made in California and in the U.S. to support local journalism.…
Reporter and producer Rae de Leon’s (’14) new documentary, “Victim/Suspect,” will screen as an official selection of the 2023 Sundance Film Festival in the U.S. Documentary Competition. The film is the result of a four-year investigation and features a first-of-its-kind case study of investigations in which police charged self-reporting sexual assault and rape victims with…
Lecturer/TSP Jobs Fall 2025 (Filled) Teacher of Special Programs (TSP) 5-7 hours per week for 15 weeks. Berkeley Journalism is seeking Teacher of Special Programs (TSP) roles for teaching assistant positions for the J211 Introduction to Reporting Seminar classes. These positions support the main instructor for the course. Duties include meeting with students one-on-one…
Michael Milano doesn’t like interviews. It is not that he doesn’t like people — he loves people, and people, generally, love him. But he says everything he wants to say is in his work. He gave very few interviews after his two widely acclaimed films came to light and those were not to the biggest…