Enjoy a catered lunch while discussing "Political Investigative Reporting at The Washington Post" with Deputy Editor, Peter Wallsten. Space is limited, so please e-mail amber.oliver@duke.edu to reserve your spot!
Learn more about freelancing (how to begin, how to market yourself, how to book gigs) in a discussion with Duke alum Jeff Stern. Bring any questions you may have! Lunch will be provided.
A small group lunch (space limited, RSVP) with photographer Andrea Bruce. Andrea will present and discuss her photographs and will detail projects she has done as well as projects she is working on, namely her project exploring America's democratic process. She is excited to answer questions about how best to break into the world of photo … Continued
Adrian Chen, a staff writer at The New Yorker, will discuss "How to Spot a Russian Troll: Reading and Reporting in a 'Post-Truth' World," in a conversation moderated by Jonathan Katz, director of the Franklin Humanities Institute Media and Journalism Initiative. Free and open to the public! Pizza included.
Ted Koppel! Need we say more.
Craig Whitlock has been a reporter for The Washington Post since 1998. He is assigned to the Investigative Desk, where he specializes in national security. From 2010 until 2016, he reported on the Pentagon beat for the National Desk. Prior to that, he served as The Post’s Berlin bureau chief for almost six years. While … Continued
Nina Berman is a documentary photographer, author and educator, whose photographs and videos have been exhibited at more than 100 international venues including the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Museum of Fine Arts Houston, the Portland Art Museum, and Dublin Contemporary. She has received awards from the New York Foundation for the Arts, (NYFA), the … Continued