Report: how to save journalism

Journalists release a report with recommendations to save the floundering industry.

By Maggie Astor | Oct 21 01:10 am ET

Journalists release a report with recommendations to save the floundering industry.

Pulitzers: New York Times—5, Internet—0

The New York Times received five Pulitzer Prizes this year, marking the second-highest number of prizes won by that paper during any year in its history.

By Minji Reem | Apr 20 10:21 pm ET

The New York Times received five Pulitzer Prizes this year, marking the second-highest number of prizes won by that paper during any year in its history.

Bollinger Hosts First Fireside Chat for Grad Students

Amid the freezing weather and bitter winter winds Wednesday night, graduate school students gathered at University President Lee Bollinger’s home for the first-ever fireside chat exclusively for them.

By Minji Reem | Mar 4 10:36 pm ET

Amid the freezing weather and bitter winter winds Wednesday night, graduate school students gathered at University President Lee Bollinger’s home for the first-ever fireside chat exclusively for them.

Press Swaps Notebooks for Macbooks

The days of scheming journalists smoking cigarettes in the back room and pasting layouts by hand are long gone.

By Minji Reem | Feb 12 03:15 am ET

The days of scheming journalists smoking cigarettes in the back room and pasting layouts by hand are long gone.

J-School Student’s Attacker Sentenced to Life in Prison

Following a lengthy trial, the attacker of a 24-year-old student of the Graduate School of Journalism was convicted and sentenced to life in prison in July.

By Daniel Amzallag | Sep 2 02:16 am ET

Following a lengthy trial, the attacker of a 24-year-old student of the Graduate School of Journalism was convicted and sentenced to life in prison in July.

Journalism School Assault Victim Testifies in Court

A former student of the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism who was the victim of rape and torture last year took the stand in court Friday to testify against her alleged attacker.

By Daniel Amzallag | Jun 7 10:24 am ET

A former student of the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism who was the victim of rape and torture last year took the stand in court Friday to testify against her alleged attacker.

Grueskin Will Shape J-School Academics in a Shifting Field

Bill Grueskin is about to assume leadership of a type of education he never received—in the classroom.

By Joy Resmovits | Jun 6 08:16 pm ET

Bill Grueskin is about to assume leadership of a type of education he never received—in the classroom.

Trial Begins for Alleged Rapist of Journalism School Student

The trial of Robert Williams, the 31-year-old man accused of raping and torturing a student of the Graduate School of Journalism last year, began Thursday with an opening statement by the prosecuti

By Daniel Amzallag | Jun 6 01:53 am ET

The trial of Robert Williams, the 31-year-old man accused of raping and torturing a student of the Graduate School of Journalism last year, began Thursday with an opening statement by the prosecuti

CU Journalism Professor, Longtime AP Editor Dies

Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism professor and longtime Associated Press editor Sam Boyle died Sunday, Feb. 3 after a long battle with lung cancer. He was 59 years old.

By Maggie Astor | Feb 12 01:05 am ET

Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism professor and longtime Associated Press editor Sam Boyle died Sunday, Feb. 3 after a long battle with lung cancer. He was 59 years old.

Journalism Students Bound for Ireland as Part of Religion Course

As Columbia aspires to become a global university, one course transports students across the planet.

By Joy Resmovits | Nov 29 03:05 am ET

As Columbia aspires to become a global university, one course transports students across the planet.