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Johnson (MSJ04) was previously the news cooperative’s news director for the western United States
Bentley (IMC99) will oversee all aspects of the company’s forthcoming direct-to-consumer streaming service
Health policy correspondent for NPR and Medill alumna Alison Fitzgerald Kodjak (MSJ94) was elected the 112th president of the National Press Club on Dec. 7
Graduate journalism program is one of eight Medill offers
Course brings Medill expertise in sports media to people across the world
Medill IMC’s ninth TalentQ Expo brings students, professionals together
Medill alumnus Shivram Vaideeswaran will address graduates and their families at this year’s ceremony
Second year of program allows 25 students to gain knowledge for their careers
Graduate students present strategies for brands to increase in-store customer engagement
Trust in social media may be at an all-time low, but it would be a mistake to count these platforms out
Access to Health, Northwestern’s interdisciplinary health and human rights project, links Medill journalists with local partners, shedding light on global health and human rights issues
Kai-Fu Lee provided expert opinion on the future of AI to Medill IMC students and faculty
Investigation conducted by 20 Northwestern students found new witness who cast doubt on the conviction
Graduate journalism students at Medill studying social justice reporting worked on an investigation that found that women in prisons are disciplined at higher rates than men
Conference gives students an insider’s perspective to help them hit the ground running in future careers
Ceremony will be held on Saturday, December 15 at 10 a.m.
Students gain unique access to see how top companies lead the way in technology-driven marketplace
AMA article by Medill IMC Associate Professor Ashlee Humphreys and Kellogg Professor Gregory Carpenter shows how companies can create value without disruptive innovation
Medill students will work closely with BGA investigators on topics surrounding the intersection of government and the environment
Jessica Hullman to teach computer science + journalism and Mi Hyun Lee to teach in integrated marketing communications
Judge’s ruling to vacate murder conviction comes after key eyewitness found by Medill Justice Project testified that Andre Gonzales didn’t commit the crime
Project will use Medill's journalism and marketing communications expertise to find new ways to bolster local news
Award-winning journalist Steven Thrasher selected as first Renberg Chair
National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) honored Natasha S. Alford (MSJ14), deputy editor and digital host at TheGrio.com
Utley (BSJ77, MSJ78) previously served as president of the company
Schultz has seen the program evolve from advertising to IMC like no one else
New scholarship helps students in need access the best journalism training
The Texas Tribune is changing the journalism landscape for the better
Fellow to help engage public in important issues around conflict reporting
Gross, currently U.K. politics correspondent for The Wall Street Journal, will take classes in business, law and international affairs at Columbia University
Undergraduate and graduate convocation ceremonies from June 23
Grove’s comments were part of Medill’s Local News Summit in partnership with three newspapers
Betsey Siska (IMC15) benefits from reputation of Medill and Northwestern
Nikki Baim’s essay discusses implications of journalist’s missteps in reporting on University of Arizona basketball “pay-for-play” scandal
Award winners Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo were arrested while reconstructing the killings of Rohingya men
Medill junior Lauren Velasco will join TODAY as a summer intern through the NBC News Group Summer Fellows Program
Student Lyndsey Armacost (BSJ18) gives an inside look at her month with NBC Winter Olympics, which served as her Journalism Residency experience
Medill alumna discusses her journey to entrepreneurship, her MSJ course “The Business of Innovation,” and how the Media Innovation and Entrepreneurship specialization prepares students to be future media leaders
Annual award presented to student journalist who exemplifies Reed's spirit, ideals and dedication
Students in Politics and National Security specialization participate in in-depth reporting project
Students have opportunity to share films, receive feedback from professionals
Writer of magazine article on U.S. Coast Guard detentions to visit Medill May 17
Panel event on May 17 will feature six of the recipients
Five-day course teaches students how innovation can happen in legacy, global organizations
Conference looks at how technology can improve the consumer shopping experience
Clerihue now responsible for financial, executive, public policy, corporate responsibility and global communications
University expertise to help develop new approaches to local news in U.S.
Northwestern alumnus Justin Skala talks about ability to maintain strong brands worldwide
Medill alumnae Sheinelle Jones and Rachel Nichols will address students at this year’s ceremonies
Alums have been selected to participate in this widely recognized and respected international exchange program on four different continents
Julia Jacobs (BSJ18) will study in the interdisciplinary master's program at Peking University in China
Event highlights how IMC creates connections that benefit alums in the careers
Award to recognize Latinx and Hispanic audio and video journalists
David Schroeder (IMC17) now uses data-driven approach to help increase web traffic performance in job at CallRail
Journalism graduate students to gain real-world experience with market assessment, audience strategy and content distribution
“Fake news” and misinformation may be to blame for consumers minimizing the importance of the internet as a source of credible information
Chen will bring her experience from CBS News, CNN and Al Jazeera America to lead strategy and programs for Medill in D.C.
“Best presentation” award recognizes their research on TV advertising using big data
CMO of Blaze Pizza Shivram Vaideeswaran leads marketing for growing, nationwide brand
Northwestern alums create a media platform with the goal of shifting the narrative about black people in Chicago
Tyler Pager (BSJ17) will travel with Nicholas Kristof and write stories for The New York Times’ website
Three IMC students studied for 15 weeks at Sciences Po and benefitted from seeing the world and people in a new way