Saving the First Draft of History

Interview

‘I’ve Never Experienced This Level of Silence’

What to do when the people you cover are trying to shut you out.

By Marigo Farr

Live @ Lippmann

‘It’s a Record That Can’t Be Erased’ 

Frontline executive producer Raney Aronson-Rath on the story behind the Oscar-winning documentary “20 Days in Mariupol”

Opinion

The Battle Over Using Journalism to Build AI Models is Just Starting

But there are lessons to be learned from how news organizations and policy makers handled the rise of social media giants.

By Courtney Radsch

Visual Journalism

The Story Behind Doha Fashion Fridays

Since 2016, the pair behind the Instagram account have been documenting the migrant experience in Qatar.

By Aparna Jayakumar

Visual Journalism

After the Flood

How photographer Sean Gallagher captured the devastating effects of Typhoon Doksuri on Beijing

By Sean Gallagher

Sounding

Standing Up to Corruption and Violence

Jaemark Tordecilla, NF ‘24, on the harassment, brutality, and financial pressures faced by journalists in the Philippines

By Jaemark Tordecilla

Live @ Lippmann

‘Social Media is a Crime Scene’

Joan Donovan on the chaos of disinformation and how to navigate a “splintered” reality online

Niemans @ Work

Spotlighting Underserved Communities in Ohio

By Olivera Perkins

Niemans @ Work

A History of the AR-15

By Cameron McWhirter

Interview

In Illinois, Two Bills Aim to Put Reporters Back into Communities

Steve Stadelman, a former journalist turned state senator, explains why the government needs to support local journalism.

By Marigo Farr

Opinion

Want to Reach Gen Z? Prioritize Young Voices

Student journalists are key to engaging a critical demographic ahead of the 2024 election.

By Pratika Katiyar

Books

The Story Behind the Execution of AP Reporter Joseph Morton During WW2

A new book examines the work of The Associated Press in covering Nazi Germany.

By Ann Cooper, Larry Heinzerling and Randy Herschaft