THURSDAY, APRIL 2 4 p.m. EDT • Virtual Happy Hour | Zoom Breakout Rooms It’s 5 o’clock somewhere! Pour your beverage of choice — beer, wine, cocktail, soda — and join us for informal introductions and discussion. Our first topic? What you’re drinking and why you like it. Happy Hour Host: Bill Adair, Duke … Continued
As the number of coronavirus cases has grown, so too has consumer demand for news. Sanford Professor Phil Napoli will discuss if and how this has changed the economic crisis in journalism. Click here to register and obtain login information.
Please join us for a short reception by Zoom to honor the class of 2020!
Before the event please consider reading her June 3 article in The Atlantic: The Headlines That Are Covering Up Police Violence. For more information on Dr. Jackson, see: Faculty Profile, Annenberg School, UPenn Announcement of appointment as Annenberg Presidential Associate Professor Twitter #HashtagActivism: Networks of Race and … Continued
Please join us in the DeWitt Wallace Center for a virtual event with Duke Alum and Author of Sisters In Hate: American Women on the Front Lines of White Nationalism, Seyward Darby ‘07. She will discuss her experience reporting on the White Nationalist movement in America. You can click here to register! … Continued
Please join us on Campus Groups for the Student Life Departmental Resource Fair! Faculty and staff will be available to chat about what DWC/Reporters' Lab/9th Street Journal has to offer students interested in journalism, including coursework, student research and reporting opportunities, internship funding, career advising, alumni connections, and events with journalists and media experts.
This event happened on September 4, 2020. Here is the Event Recording Please join us in the DeWitt Wallace Center for a virtual event with Duke Alum and senior producer of NBC News/MSNBC podcast Into America, Aisha Turner ‘09. She will discuss how journalists adapt to ever-changing news cycles. Useful links for students in … Continued
Please join us in the DeWitt Wallace Center for a virtual event with Duke Alum and staff writer at The New Republic, Nick Martin ‘16. Nick will discuss his beat and the general public's understanding of Tribal Sovereignty. You can click here to register! Nick's Twitter The Federal Government Killed a Navajo Man … Continued
What happens when environmental news (i.e: wildfires and hurricanes) takes a backseat to the President Election and COVID-19? And what are the impacts that has on those communities? Duke alum and environmental reporter, Justin Nobel ’03, will join us to discuss that on Tuesday September 15th at 5:30 pm. Justin Nobel writes on issues of science and the environment … Continued