Articles John Carroll, NF ’72 After covering the Vietnam War, Carroll was editor of The Baltimore Sun, the Lexington (Ky.) Herald-Leader, and the Los Angeles Times, the latter of which won 13 Pulitzers during Carroll’s… September 19, 2013 John Carroll Hedrick Smith, NF ’70 A member of the team that won a Pulitzer for reporting on the Pentagon Papers, Smith has had a major presence on PBS with his Frontline investigations As a reporter… September 19, 2013 Hedrick Smith Larry Tye, NF ’94 After covering medicine, the environment, and sports at The Boston Globe, Tye now writes books and runs a fellowship program that trains journalists covering health care It was the moment… September 19, 2013 Larry Tye Harro Albrecht, NF ’07 A medical writer and editor for the German weekly Die Zeit, Albrecht was one of the Nieman Foundation’s first Global Health Fellows In 2007 I was in Gulu, in northern… September 19, 2013 Harro Albrecht James D. Squires, NF ’71 The former Chicago Tribune editor’s 1993 book “Read All About It!” raised an early alarm about the corporate takeover of U.S. newspapers Like many other young Southern journalists, my passion… September 18, 2013 James D. Squires Katherine Fulton, NF ’93 As president of Monitor Institute, Fulton works with business and government leaders to find new approaches to social and technological challenges Shortly after I arrived in Cambridge someone said to… September 18, 2013 Katherine Fulton Pekka Mykkänen, NF ’04 Mykkänen has been a reporter for Helsingin Sanomat since 1995 The story I tell most often is about Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim, a former Finnish president who, as a spy… September 18, 2013 Pekka Mykkänen Harry S. Ashmore, NF ’42 As executive editor of The Arkansas Gazette, Ashmore (1916–1998) was a leading voice against segregation I remember going over to the President’s house. It was a very impressive thing for… September 18, 2013 Harry S. Ashmore Thomas Sancton, NF ’42 Sancton (1915–2012) wrote about the nascent civil rights movement in the 1940s The award of a Nieman Fellowship in 1941 was a turning point in my father’s life. It sent… September 18, 2013 Tom Sancton Jr. Edwin A. Lahey, NF ’39 At the Chicago Daily News, Lahey (1902–1969) used what he learned at Harvard about accounting to investigate an Illinois state auditor; the official landed in prison The Nieman Fellow who… September 18, 2013 Louis M. Lyons Previous 1 … 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 … 431 Next
