Podcasting 101 for Graduate Students Follow these six steps to turn your podcast idea into a reality.
Jason Berry to Speak at GUH Symposium “Techniques of Memory” Techniques of Memory Landscape, Iconoclasm, Medium and Power April 17 – 18, 2019, 7 pm David Brower Center, Berkeley, CA The Global…
Visiting Scholar Talk: Steffen Moestrup — 9/18/2017 The Journalist as a Performative Persona Steffen Moestrup’s research critically investigates what we might term persona-driven journalism. He analyzes how journalistic personas…
Soref Fellowship — Applications accepted now The Washington Institute’s Soref fellowship is for those with an advanced degree who are considering whether to pursue a career in government…
Job Opportunity at Blendle for Journalists Blendle is a media startup from the Netherlands, looking to transform the world of high quality journalism. Blendle allows readers to buy individual…
“The Berkeley Graduate” Offers a Another Student Perspective Check out the The Berkeley Graduate, the Graduate Assembly’s online publication by, for and about graduate students. At their site you will find…
J-School Alumni and Lecturers Earn Eight Emmy Nominations and Three Wins Several J-School alumni and others with strong ties to the Graduate School of Journalism were among the red carpet glitterati ...
Conversations with Tavis Smiley — 2/21/2014 The NABJ Student Chapter of the Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism and the Department of African American Studies welcome the American talk…
Investigative Reporting Program Wins Prestigious DuPont Award The Investigative Reporting Program (IRP) at UC Berkeley’s Graduate School of Journalism recently won the Alfred I. duPont-Columbia University Award for broadcast and digital news for the documentary “Rape in the Fields.”
Journalism Students’ Videos Featured in NY Times The New York Times recently published videos produced by two Graduate School of Journalism students who spent a month in Myanmar this past summer.
UC Berkeley Student Wins AAUW Career Development Grant Débora Silva is a graduate student in Broadcast Journalism with an emphasis in Television.
J-School student wins WHCA Scholarship and meets President Obama Angela Hart, a student in the Graduate School of Journalism, was a recipient of the 2013 White House Correspondents Association (WHCA) Student Scholarship. In April, Hart attended the WHCA awards dinner in Washington D.C. and a luncheon with President Obama.
J-School student wins Dorothea Lange Fellowship Molly Oleson, a student in the Graduate School of Journalism, is this year’s winner of the Dorothea Lange Fellowship, on the merits of a five-photograph submission.
Cal grad student John Osborn and undergrad Reginald James win two of the first AP-Google Journalism and Technology Scholarships Of the half-dozen students selected to receive the new scholarships, two will use them at Berkeley, one pursuing a graduate degree, the other an undergraduate --- together comprising one-third of the first awards, if you're counting.
Grad students’ film ‘Presumed Guilty’ wins an Emmy for best investigative journalism In light of the competition, Roberto Hernández didn’t expect to take home a trophy from September’s News & Documentary Emmy ceremony in New York. But win he did — for outstanding investigative journalism — along with his wife and fellow UC Berkeley grad student, Layda Negrete, and fellow makers of Presumed Guilty ("Presunto Culpable").
The Peace Corps is very Berkeley In the half century since the Corps was founded, UC Berkeley has supplied more volunteers than any other university in the U.S. — over 3,400 in more than 120 countries.
Threesomes get noticed Two trios of grad students made the news recently, not for their trinity but for the interesting work they've been doing in very different fields.
Journalism student Steve Saldivar wins the Dorothea Lange Fellowship Steve Saldivar is this year's winner of the Dorothea Lange Fellowship, which annually funds an academic project using color or black-and-white photography by a graduate student or faculty member from any discipline.
J-student Rhyen Coombs’ photos of a foreclosed home win her the Lange Fellowship From 2001 on, all but one of the Lange Fellowship winners have been graduate students, and the last five have all been seeking journalism degrees. Coombs’ emphasis in the J-school is new media.
Profile: Eve Ekman A family group closely associated with the Graduate Division is well-represented in the trust-themed Fall '08 issue of Greater Good, in a feature called "Can I Trust You?".