Nieman Reports

How an 8-Day Class Evolved Into a Lasting Tribute to Harvard’s Gates

How an 8-Day Class Evolved Into a Lasting Tribute to Harvard’s Gates
More than a decade after 3 Nieman fellows led students in a survey of overlooked campus architectural treasures, “Gates of Harvard Yard” gets a new edition
How Hungary’s Independent Media Held the Line

Niemans @ Work

How Hungary’s Independent Media Held the Line

Investigative journalists helped keep democracy’s flame alive in dark times

András Pethő

Imprisoned Chinese journalist Dong Yuyu, NF ’07, in need of urgent healthcare

From the Nieman Foundation

Imprisoned Chinese journalist Dong Yuyu, NF ’07, in need of urgent healthcare

Journalism organizations and Dong’s family call on Chinese authorities to grant a critical medical parole

The Nieman Foundation

A Tip Line, a Crackdown, and a Chilling Effect

Q&A

A Tip Line, a Crackdown, and a Chilling Effect

Washington Post reporter Hannah Natanson on covering a federal workforce under pressure, protecting her sources, and what changed after FBI agents searched her home.

Megan Cattel

Fall 2025/Winter 2026 Magazine

Generation Discord: Lessons from Nepal’s Revolution

Features International Journalism

Generation Discord: Lessons from Nepal’s Revolution

Uprisings fomented on social media, like the one that recently swept Nepal, catch legacy journalism by surprise

Subina Shrestha

News Politics

US Media in the Crosshairs

Jared Schroeder

Features International Journalism

Sudan's Journalists Risk Everything to Cover a War the World Ignores

Isma’il Kushkush

Niemans @ Work

Lights, Camera, Action: Niemans Making Films

Live @ Lippmann

'How can we have the best of machines and the best of humans?' 

Soundings

‘An instinct for exploration’

Marcela García

Soundings

Digging for Truth

Sotiris Sideris

Visual Journalism

Human Drama Affects Many at US Immigration Facility

Carol Guzy

Opinion

Free Speech in Deep Freeze

Free Speech in Deep Freeze

Jon Collins

Youth Media and the Future of News

Youth Media and the Future of News

Leah Clapman

Casualty of War: Sudan’s Media Emergency

Casualty of War: Sudan’s Media Emergency

Meera Selva

India Hosts the Taliban, But Not Female Reporters

India Hosts the Taliban, But Not Female Reporters

Vidya Krishnan

Gaza Coverage

Palestinian Journalists Honored for Their Coverage and Courage

Awards

Palestinian Journalists Honored for Their Coverage and Courage

Shrouq Aila and Anas Baba receive Lyons Award for reporting from Gaza while enduring the horrors of war

Nieman Reports staff

International Journalism

Starved, Displaced, Killed: Gaza’s Journalists Persist Despite Dire Conditions

Anisha Dutta

Interview

“The Eyes of Gaza”: A Tale of Journalism and Survival

Zahra Hankir

Interview

‘We are Keen to Keep Listening to People and Let Their Voices Be Heard All Over the World’

Megan Cattel

Awards

‘A Unique Model of Journalism’

Features

Netanyahu vs. the Israeli Media

Dina Kraft

From Nieman Lab

“Everybody’s sense of emotion and devastation is heightened”: How Jewish Currents is covering the Israel-Hamas war

Hanaa' Tameez

From Nieman Lab

“We’re there to cover what’s happening”: How student journalists are covering campus protests

Sophie Culpepper

Visual Journalism

Going Beyond War’s Cliches

Visual Journalism

Going Beyond War’s Cliches

A collaborative project records Ukrainians’ day-to-day lives since the Russian invasion

Alisa Sopova

Human Drama Affects Many at US Immigration Facility

Visual Journalism

Human Drama Affects Many at US Immigration Facility

A security guard’s reaction at the sight of a family’s anguish produces a heart-wrenching image

Carol Guzy

Plastics Crisis Intrudes on Paradise

Visual Journalism

Plastics Crisis Intrudes on Paradise

A dramatic scene in Bali provides a cautionary environmental tale

Sean Gallagher