Articles Morton Mintz, NF ’64 I began in journalism at The University of Michigan student newspaper and became a fan of investigative journalist I.F. Stone’s weekly newsletter and the way he mined government documents to… September 20, 2018 Kalpana Jain, NF ’09 I entered journalism in the late 1980s—about 40 years after India gained freedom from British colonial rule. The media environment, in large part, was shaped by this colonial history. Many… September 20, 2018 Steve Oney, NF ’82 One of the eternal struggles for journalists is between the need to belong to something bigger than themselves and the urge for independence. Nearly every reporter hopes to be part… September 20, 2018 María Ramírez, NF ’18 “The Money Shot” is a story about the male porn industry in Los Angeles and the suicide of one of its stars. It made me appreciate how the craft of… September 20, 2018 Tangeni Amupadhi, NF ’07 In my 11 years at The Namibian, Namibia’s largest daily newspaper, we have never published an investigative story that was more widely read than one earlier this year about a… September 20, 2018 Julia Keller, NF ’98 As cultural critic at the Chicago Tribune for a dozen years, I was sometimes called upon to write the big, epic think pieces that necessarily follow in the wake of… September 20, 2018 Andreas Harsono, NF ’00 Indonesia’s transition since 1998 from the Suharto military dictatorship to democracy has presented journalists with many challenges. Indonesia’s Press Council estimates the country now has 43,000 news organizations from fewer… September 20, 2018 A Global Curriculum That Has Shaped Generations of Journalists Nieman Fellows reflect on the journalism that left an indelible mark on them September 20, 2018 Ann Marie Lipinski “… Go to War I Did, and at Considerable Trouble” Associated Press correspondent Ruth Cowan fought generals and editors to become one of the first women credentialed to cover World War II September 14, 2018 María Ramírez “The present crisis of Western democracy is a crisis of journalism” What Walter Lippmann’s early writings say about some of journalism’s most urgent contemporary challenges September 10, 2018 Eduardo Suárez Previous 1 … 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 … 450 Next
