Howard Berkes, a correspondent for NPR, received an Edward R. Murrow Award from the Radio Television Digital News Association for the 2013 series, “Buried in Grain,” produced in collaboration with the Center for Public Integrity’s Jim Morris. The pair uncovered a pattern of safety violations and lax enforcement that contributed to a high death toll in grain storage facilities, including a 2010 accident in Illinois in which two teenage workers died.
Howard Berkes, NF ’98, Wins a Murrow Award
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Karl Schoenberger, NF ’95, correspondent, editor and author, dies at 71
He reported from Asia on stories ranging from the Tiananmen Square protests to the Japanese economy
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Samantha Henry named editor of Nieman Reports
She previously worked as Nieman’s assistant director for programming and special projects.
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Rod Nordland, NF ’89, longtime foreign correspondent for The New York Times and Newsweek, dies at 75
He covered wars across the globe and in his final years, his own battle with cancer