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Throughout the month of February, our Berkeley NABJ Chapter is celebrating the achievements of Black people and their noteworthy contributions to the field of journalism. February 25 Astead W. Herndon is a national politics reporter for the New York Times and a political analyst for CNN. Previously, Herndon was an integral part of the Times’ 2020…
In 2007, in response to cutbacks at major news organizations, the Investigative Reporting Program at UC Berkeley established the nation’s first postgraduate fellowships in investigative reporting. This year-long program is without peer at any academic institution. It is designed to enable select journalists with a proven ability to tell complex stories in the public interest,…
Berkeley Journalism Summer Internship Program Student Experience Newsroom Experience “This internship is everything any student could ever hope for and more.” Donate today to support summer internships for Berkeley Journalism graduate students. It will change people’s lives. Donate Now! Year in and year out, Berkeley Journalism students find good-paying jobs in the field. Look […]
[…] work on a professional Frontline production for national broadcast. At the end of the course, students will be invited to apply for a limited number of paid internships on future Frontline productions. The class is 10am–12pm on Fridays for eight weeks, and starts on January 29. Malia Wollan — Reporting on Food and Agriculture […]
Ten Berkeley Journalism alumni are among the “exceptional journalists and documentarians” named nominees in the News & Documentary Emmy Awards. Violet Du Feng (’04) is nominated for Best Documentary for Independent Lens’ Hidden Letters (PBS), which reveals how modern women in China are working to maintain the tradition of Nüshu, a secret calligraphy language used…