Journalism Info Session Introduced a Wide Array of Course Offerings, Opportunities
On November 6th, the Journalism Program held an information session on its course offerings for the Spring 2025 semester. Hosted…
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NBC’s Summer 2025 Internship is Now Open
Are you looking to kickstart your career? If so, you are in luck! NBC has just opened its applications portal…
Hunter Journalism Alum Appointed Associate Director of Comms at City Office
Hunter journalism alumna Orchida Harizaj (’22) has just been appointed associate director of communications in the Office of Ethnic and…
Film and Media Department to Hire Advisor on Internship and Job Placement
The Department of Film and Media Studies at Hunter College has been approved for the CUNY Inclusive Economy Initiative. CIE,…
Editor Alex Hoyt Offers Hope for Longform Journalism in Prof. Alm’s Magazine Class
Discipline can be more important than raw talent, says Alex Hoyt, a special projects editor at National Geographic and editorial…
Science Journalists Meet With Hunter Students
On Tuesday, Oct. 8, more than a dozen journalism students gathered in the Film and Media Studies department office for…
Pulitzer Center Hosts Misinformation Forum With Science Journalists
On October 7, the Roosevelt House for Public Policy hosted a talk, “How Science Journalists Confront Bias in Their Stories…
Professor David Alm Featured in ‘The Year’s Best Sports Writing’ Anthology
David Alm was working at a sandwich shop in Northfield, MN, waiting to clock in, when reading a magazine article…
Faculty Spotlight: Roxanne Scott
Roxanne Scott jumped at the idea of teaching Neighborhood News. “Someone had told me that there was a Neighborhood News…
Professor Brandon Gates Selected for Prestigious Audio Fellowship
The Association of Independents in Radio has awarded adjunct professor Brandon Gates a spot in its New Voices Fellowship for…
Professor Roxanne Scott Takes on Neighborhood News
This fall, adjunct professor Roxanne Scott continues the legacy of Neighborhood News, a journalism program staple for 20 years and…
New Doc Shows How a New York Hedge Fund is Dismantling American Journalism, One Newspaper at a Time
On March 7, Hunter College students joined filmmaker Rick Goldsmith at the screening of his film Stripped for Parts: American…
Faculty Spotlight: Stephanie Siek
Returning to Hunter this Spring 2024 as a News Literacy in a Digital Age professor, Stephanie Siek is excited to…
With Help From the Pulitzer Center, Stephanie Hanes Tells Stories of Hope
Photo: Tim Young
On April 2, Hunter College students and faculty joined the journalist Stephanie Hanes at the Roosevelt House…
Meet the 2024 Pulitzer Fellow, Andrew Balaban
Andrew Balaban, a first-year student at Hunter College, will be the school’s 2024 Pulitzer Center Reporting Fellow.
Entering Hunter last…
Wall Street Journal Student Program Seeks Applicants
For recent and upcoming graduates, the Wall Street Journal is now accepting applications for its WSJ Associates program. Through this…
This Year’s Pulitzer Center Talk To Focus on Climate Change
Photo: Tim Young
On April 2, Pulitzer Prize winner and journalist Stephanie Hanes will join Hunter’s Journalism Program director, Professor…
Faculty Spotlight: Kaya Laterman
This spring Kaya Laterman joined the Hunter College journalism program, where she teaches one of its most historically rich courses,…
Despite Setbacks, Neighborhood News Continues to Thrive
After 19 years, the Neighborhood News remains a core element of the Hunter journalism program. But keeping it alive hasn’t…
Dept. Chair Kelly Anderson’s Latest Film Sweeps Awards in Cuba
Film and Media Chair Kelly Anderson’s latest film, Rabble Rousers, won several awards, including Best Director, this month at the…