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They will also each contribute a piece to the Columbia Journalism Review (@columjournreview.bsky.social).

Learn more: journalism.columbia.edu/news/sharyn-...

“Their distinguished track records in investigative reporting highlight the amazing opportunity our students will have to learn from them, and we look forward to having Sharyn and Scott with us this year.”

“We're both excited and honored to welcome two journalists of this caliber to our Journalist in Residence Program,” said Jelani Cobb, Dean and Henry R. Luce Professor of Journalism.

During their residency, Alfonsi and Pelley will work closely with students, individually and as a group, to fine-tune investigative and sourcing skills through lectures, workshops and special events.

Established at Columbia Journalism School in 2023 through the CJS2030 Access Initiative, LRAP has distributed more than 100 awards totaling more than $1 million in assistance. Read the full announcement: journalism.columbia.edu/news/lrap-uf...

University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications Joins Nationwide Loan Repayment Assistance Program (LRAP) Network | Columbia Journalism Schooljournalism.columbia.edu

Read the full announcement: journalism.columbia.edu/news/2026-ca... En español: journalism.columbia.edu/news/ganador...

The Cabot Gold Medalists are Daniel Coronell, Leila Guerriero, @kate-linthicum.bsky.social and Luz Mely Reyes. Special Citations were awarded to Jan Martínez Ahrens, David Brooks and Ricardo Trotti.

This year’s honorees have exposed corruption and documented political violence, migration, inequality and threats to press freedom across the Americas.

“It's a privilege to return to the institution where I started my career and to join the world-class faculty guiding the next generation of reporters to excellence in journalism,” said Ríos. Read the full announcement: journalism.columbia.edu/news/rios-na...

This fall, Ríos will teach Reporting and Video 1, helping students report on high-stakes subjects with care and use video to give their work greater reach.

“I’m so thrilled about bringing a lifetime of mission-driven work to this role,” Gogoi said. Read the full announcement: journalism.columbia.edu/news/knight-...

A veteran business journalist and educator, Gogoi brings more than 25 years of experience across six major news outlets and two universities. She has served as NPR’s chief business editor for nearly a decade and taught economic narratives at CJS and Princeton University.

Make CJS part of your NAHJ experience: - Attend an exclusive CJS information session Fri., July 24, from 4:30-5:30 pm: bit.ly/4vH4yNB - Join the workshop Sat., July 25, at 9 am in Studio 8 of the New Orleans Marriott: bit.ly/4fn8ZHg - Stop by CJS's booth 144

Read the full announcement and learn more about exclusive fellowship opportunities available to CJS graduates: journalism.columbia.edu/news/2026-ho...

Her reporting project, "Who Is Anita Garibaldi?," covers the competing legacies of one of Brazil's most enduring revolutionary figures and what they reveal about the country heading into its general election.

Learn more about the Konner fellowship and Maurice's work: journalism.columbia.edu/news/2026-ko...

Supported by this exclusive fellowship for Columbia Journalism School graduates, Maurice's project, "Violence, Visibility, and Femicide in Digital Kenya," will cover how digital culture is shaping public understanding of violence against women in Kenya.

Thank you to our partners for hosting this important discussion. 📷: Nikkei

The forum brought together journalists, scholars and students to discuss global challenges around the future of news, featuring Dean Jelani Cobb and Professor Anika Collier Navaroli, director of the Craig Newmark Center for Journalism Ethics and Security.