Congratulations Graduates! The Journalism Graduation Ceremony will be held in the Sanford Building honoring graduating journalism students. For more information about graduation head over to: Commencement: Schedule of Events
Bill Adair will join a group of Duke alumni journalists and media tech experts on Tuesday, May 13, 2019, for dinner in San Francisco. If you are interested in attending, please contact shelley.stonecipher@duke.edu. Professor Adair is the Director of the DeWitt Wallace Center and the Duke Reporters' Lab, and Knight Professor of the Practice of … Continued
The Duke Reporters' Lab team will join the sixth Global Fact-checking Summit, this year in Cape Town, South Africa. Joining them will be recent alums Daniela Flamini '19, who will be working for the Poynter Institute, the summit hosts; and Matt Riley '18, the TruthBuzz Fellow at the Raleigh N&O.
Welcome class of 2023 (and families too)! Be sure to stop by and visit our table at the O-Week University Life Resource Fair to learn more about journalism opportunities at Duke! Professors Adair and Clabby will be on hand to talk about their courses and research, and upcoming events. Date: Wednesday, August 21, 2019 … Continued
Faculty, staff, and all students! Please join us for a welcome back Carolina barbecue dinner at Bill and Katherine Adair's home in the nearby Duke Forest neighborhood. First-year students are especially welcomed to come meet journalism faculty and students. Students- let us know (email link below) if you'd like us to cover an Uber … Continued
Pop-UP News events will happen periodically, on relatively short notice, in response to big news stories. Duke students will lead Pop-UP News conversations, with a journalist expert covering the topic. Thanks to Tianjiu Zuo and Nico Cort for leading this one, with journalist Emily Feng ’15 of NPR.
Join us for a lunch conversation on: Modernizing Media Regulation: Old rules barely touch giants like Facebook and Twitter Cathy Clabby will interview Phil Napoli about his new book Social Media and the Public Interest. Despite taking on many of journalism’s traditional roles, giant tech companies operate free from the regulations or ethical codes … Continued
Come join us for our Journalism Film Series, starting with the classic "All The President's Men." Opening conversation with Knight Professor Bill Adair. Pizza and popcorn served!
Special note: this event is in Rubenstein Library’s Holsti-Anderson Room. That is next to Perkins Library… NOT Rubenstein Hall at the Sanford School. If driving, you will want to park at Garage IV, attached to the Bryan Center.Message from Bill Adair:I hope you’ll join me next Wednesday, Oct. 2, for a provocative conversation with Erik … Continued
Find all Conference Documents Here!
