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For Reuters, M.A. Columbia Journ alum Emily Rose (MA Politics '22) reports that Israel has offered to help Ukrainians develop air attack alerts for civilians - signaling a softening of a policy of non-military intervention in the war. reuters.com/world/israel-e…

For The Wall Street Journal, M.A. Columbia Journ alum Dominique Mosbergen (MA Science '22) writes about the tiny ultra-porous crystals that could transform cancer treatments and more. wsj.com/articles/these…

For New Lines Magazine, M.A. Columbia Journ alum Surbhi Gupta | @surbhigupta.bsky (MA Arts and Culture '22) writes about why so few celebrities in India weigh in on political issues - and the costs that come along. newlinesmag.com/newsletter/sup…

For hyperallergic, M.A. Columbia Journ Arts and Culture Class of 2023 member Anne Whiting writes about the Crossing the Line Festival art exhibit of cardboard paintings by Omar Ba that honor African cultures and challenge a Eurocentric view of history. hyperallergic.com/772177/omar-ba…

Our next Columbia Journalism School event with Dean jelani cobb is on Nov. 9 in Washington, DC. You'll find registration details in your inbox. Sign up today!

Coolest pic I've seen in a while! Two Columbia Journalism School Alumni Board members meet in a land far away. Didn't I say ours is the strongest network in journalism? @NicoleMN6 Kavita Chandran

For The Wall Street Journal, M.A. Columbia Journ alum Dominique Mosbergen (MA Science '22) writes that African elephants use their trunks to pinch, while Asian elephants use theirs to wrap and grasp—behavioral differences that may be evident in their brains. wsj.com/articles/what-…

For The New York Times, M.A. Columbia Journ alum Abdi Latif Dahir (MA Politics '16) reports that Rwanda has positioned itself as an altruistic partner of countries seeking to curb migration - but experts say its human rights record makes it no refuge for asylum seekers. nytimes.com/2022/10/09/wor…

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For The Intercept/Pulitzer Center, M.A. Columbia Journ alum Pesha Magid (MA Politics '22) writes about how a rare effort to compensate Iraqi airstrike victims failed. theintercept.com/2022/10/29/ira…

From our October newsletter: Objectivity isn’t serving journalism or communities if it’s just another name for my own or someone else’s preferred biases niemanreports.org/articles/the-c…

#justiceforshireen #endimpunity

Huge congratulations to Timothy Bella at The Washington Post on the publication of BARKLEY, a biography - sure to be a hit! Timothy Bella Columbia Journalism School #cjsstabile Class of 2011

Pragun for world President.

The The New York Times created a new fellowship designed to help local outlets publish investigative journalism that they otherwise might not have the resources to do and former executive editor Dean Baquet will head the program. niemanlab.org/2022/10/dean-b…

An insightful and stimulating conversation on “The Future of Democracy” with Columbia University University President Lee C. Bollinger and Columbia Journalism School Dean jelani cobb It is a great pleasure to serve the ColumbiaAlumniAssoc community with Columbia University Club London and it’s amazing board members.

Columbia Journalism School is proud to announce the 2023 Alfred I. duPont-Columbia University Awards finalists! We'll be rolling out the 30 Finalists here throughout the day, or see the full list at dupont.org/2023-finalists Congrats to all! #duPont2023