Now offered for the eleventh year in Winter 2017, lecturer Gary Pomerantz’s specialized writing and reporting course on sports will continue to prepare students with valuable communication skills.
Stanford journalism students are using cutting-edge, 360-degree video cameras and production software to tell stories in an immersive story form.
Dawn E. Garcia, managing director of the John S. Knight Journalism Fellowships Program at Stanford, has been named director of the program.
Stanford Journalism alumna Mary Rajkumar (MA '91) was a part of The Associated Press team that was awarded a 2016 Pulitzer Prize for uncovering egregious labor abuses related to American seafood supply.
Join us in the heart of Silicon Valley for a two-day conference exploring the interface between journalism and computing.
Stanford junior Erica Evans is the 2015 winner of the James Robinson Award for Student Journalists.
Stanford senior Alexa Liautaud has been chosen as the 2016 Daniel Pearl Memorial Journalism Intern.
Knight Foundation announced Tuesday that an interdisciplinary data reporting project affiliated with the Stanford Computational Journalism Lab that will collect and analyze more than 100 million highway patrol stops throughout the country is among the winners of the Knight News Challenge on Data.
Stanford Report explains how the Stanford Journalism Program is blending the power of big data with journalistic training in the craft of storytelling.
The program’s journalism lab received a complete makeover this year, including a new look, brand-new technology infrastructure, five large widescreen displays and standing workstations.
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