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Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute A community events and news page for students, alumni, faculty and friends of the Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute. We want to educate those who agree.

At New York University, we believe that journalism has a serious public mission and can make a difference in the world. Opportunities abound in the media world, but the opportunity to do compelling work that informs, engages, and matters to the societies in which we live—this is what drives our faculty, motivates our students, and shapes our basic approach.

In a new story for The Cut, LitRep graduate student Grace Klara Marshall speaks with three former fraternity brothers ab...
10/16/2026

In a new story for The Cut, LitRep graduate student Grace Klara Marshall speaks with three former fraternity brothers about how their own chapters did — and didn’t — address r**e culture
and sexual-assault cases.

For the The Washington Post, Cultural Reporting and Criticism (CRC) program director Katie Roiphe writes about why she s...
10/16/2026

For the The Washington Post, Cultural Reporting and Criticism (CRC) program director Katie Roiphe writes about why she stopped journaling.

New course alert! Introducing Palace Intrigue: Soft Power, the Press and UK Monarchy taught by by Azadeh Moaveni This co...
10/16/2026

New course alert! Introducing Palace Intrigue: Soft Power, the Press and UK Monarchy taught by by Azadeh Moaveni
This course will explore how the royals’ controversies intersect with global debates about how modern institutions and societies should grapple with the legacy of empire. It will also serve as an introduction to the British monarchy as a political institution and journalistic beat. It will lean heavily on reading, analysis, and media criticism, and examine the specific ways that royal coverage has evolved and changed. Learn more in our bio!

Join us on November 9th for two screenings by Student Academy Award Gold Winner and News & Doc alumna Lara Dihmis, along...
10/14/2026

Join us on November 9th for two screenings by Student Academy Award Gold Winner and News & Doc alumna Lara Dihmis, alongside Oscar-winning filmmaker Ruby Yang, professor at the University of Hong Kong. RSVP link in bio

How much of journalism can actually be automated, and how much depends on judgment no machine can replicate? To explore ...
10/14/2026

How much of journalism can actually be automated, and how much depends on judgment no machine can replicate? To explore this divide, join Gianluca D’Aniello (CTO at the AP), Rubina Fillion (Deputy Editorial Director for AI Initiatives at The New York Times), and Hilke Schellmann (Associate Professor, NYU Journalism) for a conversation that examines how artificial intelligence is reshaping the practice of journalism, and what implications this transformation carries for the structure and function of the newsroom of the future. Registration link in bio

Some scenes from our undergraduate orientation last week!
09/29/2026

Some scenes from our undergraduate orientation last week!

This month, Craigh Barboza, Career Services Specialist and Adjunct Faculty, landed the cover story for the Fall 2026 iss...
09/29/2026

This month, Craigh Barboza, Career Services Specialist and Adjunct Faculty, landed the cover story for the Fall 2026 issue of Cineaste Magazine! His deep-dive interview with Oscar-winning cinematographer Janusz Kamińskin explores the craft, instinct, and iconic visual techniques behind films such as Schindler’s List, Amistad, Saving Private Ryan, War of the Worlds, Munich, and The Fabelmans.

TOMORROW: What you need to know about finding ideas, writing pitches, contacting editors. Join Angelina Mazza, a CRC alu...
09/28/2026

TOMORROW: What you need to know about finding ideas, writing pitches, contacting editors. Join Angelina Mazza, a CRC alum who has written for Vulture, LA Times, Slate, and more; Talia Barrington, also a CRC alum, who has written for NYT, The Atlantic, Washington Post, and more; and Jacob Kushner, who taught last year in the RNY grad program and has written for National Geographic, The New Yorker, and more. RSVP link in bio!

At the 81st session of the UN General Assembly, Professor Azadeh Moaveni and her NYU Global Journalism program partnered...
09/28/2026

At the 81st session of the UN General Assembly, Professor Azadeh Moaveni and her NYU Global Journalism program partnered with PassBlue, a nonprofit newsroom that covers the UN, to report on the speeches, the side events, the traffic, and even the fashion. They even interviewed presidents; first-semester student Sarah Bronkhorst interviewed Latvian President Edgars Rinkevics on Sept. 22. Stay tuned for more coverage on UNGA 81 🇺🇳

Climate Week NYC 2026 is underway! In that spirit, check out the latest piece by SHERP grad student Sarah Hofmann for De...
09/21/2026

Climate Week NYC 2026 is underway! In that spirit, check out the latest piece by SHERP grad student Sarah Hofmann for DeSmog. She breaks down how the EPA is delegating regulatory oversight of hundreds of CO2 storage wells to states, despite concerns about safety and long-term liability.

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