News Rose Marie Economou, 1946-2011 Rose Economou, and Emmy Award-winning documentary producer and Columbia College professor, died Sunday, Oct. 2, at 65. A 1981 Nieman Fellow, Economou worked at the school for two decades after… October 7, 2011 Rutledge wins Barlett & Steele award Raquel Rutledge and her Milwaukee Journal Sentinel colleague Rick Barrett were named Silver Award winners Tuesday, Oct. 4, in the annual Barlett & Steele contest, which honors outstanding investigative reporting… October 4, 2011 Morris receives International Nuremberg Human Rights Award Hollman Morris was the recipient of the 9th presentation of the Nuremberg International Human Rights Award, which took place on Sunday, Sept. 25. Morris, a 2011 Nieman Fellow, was honored… October 3, 2011 The Futures of Immigration: Scholars and Journalists in Dialogue Gaps between perception and reality, and ideas for closing for them, were a big part of the discussion as journalists and academics examined legal and economic issues connected to immigration… September 30, 2011 Amupadhi new editor of The Namibian The editorship of The Namibian changed hands when founding Editor Gwen Lister, after 26 years at the helm of the biggest newspaper in the country, passed on the torch to… September 30, 2011 Ayers honored with Carr Van Anda Award Ohio University’s E.W. Scripps School of Journalism awarded Anniston (Ala.) Star publisher H. Brandt Ayers its prestigious Carr Van Anda Award Monday, Sept. 26, citing his outstanding career achievements to… September 27, 2011 Murray Seeger dies at 82; L.A. Times reporter led Moscow bureau Murray Seeger, a Los Angeles Times foreign correspondant who served as Moscow bureau chief in the early 1970s and was later director of information for the AFL-CIO, has died at… August 31, 2011 Andrea Simakis chases a Hollywood dream Andrea Simakis, The Cleveland Plain Dealer Pop Diva, recently made a pilgrimage to Hollywood to film scenes as an extra in the TV Land hit comedy series, "Hot in Cleveland."… August 29, 2011 Joseph Mohbat, NF ’67, dies at 73 Joseph Mohbat, an Associated Press reporter turned lawyer and activist, died on August 10 of cancer at age 73. During the 60s, Mohbat covered national politics for the AP, including… August 18, 2011 Cynthia Tucker to leave The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Cynthia Tucker, one of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s highest-profile columnists for more than 20 years, is leaving the AJC to become a visiting professor at the University of Georgia’s journalism school.… August 10, 2011 Previous 1 … 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 … 105 Next
