Meet this year’s honorees: journalism.columbia.edu/cabot
📷: Chris Taggart
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Reporting begins here.
@columbiajournalism.bsky.social@columbiajournalism.bsky.socialCongrats to Gold Medalists Daniel Coronell, Leila Guerriero, Kate Linthicum of the Los Angeles Times and Luz Mely Reyes of EfectoCocuyo, and Special Citation recipients Jan Martínez Ahrens of El País, David Brooks of La Jornada Noticias and Ricardo Trotti of the Inter American Press Association!
@columbiajournalism.bsky.socialThe prizes recognize journalists and news organizations with a distinguished body of work that has contributed to inter-American understanding.
@columbiajournalism.bsky.social📸 A round of applause for our 2026 Maria Moors Cabot Prize honorees! On October 8, Columbia University President Jennifer Mnookin led the celebration of the Maria Moors Cabot Prizes, the world’s oldest international journalism awards.
@columbiajournalism.bsky.socialThe CJS2030: Democracy Initiative gives students time with journalists like Alfonsi to talk through the decisions behind their reporting.
Learn directly from the best in the business. Apply to Columbia Journalism School today: journalism.columbia.edu/admissions
@columbiajournalism.bsky.social📸 Today, our 2026–27 Journalist in Residence Sharyn Alfonsi gave students a closer look at how her stories come together. Alfonsi discussed storytelling and how she keeps reporting when things don’t go as planned, sharing how a setback can give you something new to dig into.
@columbiajournalism.bsky.socialPlus, join an upcoming info session with our Admissions team to start your CJS journey: journalism.columbia.edu/meet-us
@columbiajournalism.bsky.socialOur new Online Part-Time M.S. Program also lets you earn your degree while continuing to work and report in your community. Apply today at no fee: journalism.columbia.edu/admissions
@columbiajournalism.bsky.socialExplore our full-time and part-time M.S. programs, investigative and documentary specializations, M.S. in Data Journalism, Dual M.S. in Journalism and Computer Science and Ph.D. in Communications.
@columbiajournalism.bsky.social🎓 Applications are open at Columbia Journalism School! Learn from working journalists and build the reporting skills to understand and tell the full story: journalism.columbia.edu/admissions
@columbiajournalism.bsky.socialStart your J-School journey and join us on Wednesday, Oct. 7, at 12:30 pm ET for an exclusive online conversation with Dean Jelani Cobb: apply.jrn.columbia.edu/register/onl...
@columbiajournalism.bsky.socialAnd if you prefer to keep working and reporting in your community while you study, check out our new Online Part-Time M.S. Program.
Find your path and apply: journalism.columbia.edu/admissions
@columbiajournalism.bsky.social🗞️ This is your sign: applications are open at Columbia Journalism School!
Explore master’s programs and specializations in investigative reporting, documentary filmmaking, data journalism and more: journalism.columbia.edu/admissions
@columbiajournalism.bsky.socialReporting begins here, and wherever you need to be.
Applications are now open for the 2027-2028 academic year across all CJS programs, including the new online M.S. Find your path and apply today: journalism.columbia.edu/academics
@columbiajournalism.bsky.socialThis new program brings an Ivy League J-School education directly to students across the United States. With guidance from CJS’s faculty of working journalists, you can develop your reporting skills while continuing to live and work in your community.
@columbiajournalism.bsky.social💻 For the first time in Columbia Journalism School’s history, we’re launching an online Master of Science in Journalism, offered part-time over two years!
@columbiajournalism.bsky.social🗞️ In the Oct. 5 edition of The @newyorker.com, Dean Jelani Cobb weighs in on President Donald Trump’s decision to revoke @cnn.com, @politico.com and MS NOW's access to the White House and the solidarity between journalists that it sparked.
Read the full article: www.newyorker.com/magazine/202...
@columbiajournalism.bsky.socialRead about the experiences behind their gift and their hopes for the journalists who follow: journalism.columbia.edu/news/monroe-...
@columbiajournalism.bsky.socialHe credits Columbia Journalism School with giving him and his father, Arthur F. Monroe, '37 M.S., an essential foundation for their reporting and subsequent careers. “Neither of us would have been as successful as we were without that grounding," Michael said.
@columbiajournalism.bsky.social🗞️ Michael Monroe, '72 M.S., and his wife, Gail Palmer, included Columbia Journalism School in their estate plans to establish the Arthur F. Monroe, Michael J. Monroe and Gail Palmer Endowed Full Professorship in support of investigative and accountability reporting.
