The filmmaker and KSJ fellow is drawn toward projects that allow her to illuminate science and “make it more human.”
Sara Reardon, On Covering Science Policy From Obama to Trump
The 2025-26 Knight Science Journalism fellow highlights the importance of rigorous science journalism in a time of political uncertainty.
Investigation Into Rogue Toxicology Lab Wins 2026 McElheny Award
Reporting by the Chicago-based newsroom Injustice Watch exposed a lab tied to more than a dozen wrongful convictions for driving under the influence.
Knight Science Journalism at MIT Announces 2026-27 Fellowship Class
An elite group of science journalists from around the globe will join KSJ at MIT this August to embark on a year of research and study.
Stephen Robert Miller, On the Careful Work of Reporting on Disasters
In “Over the Seawall,” the environmental reporter and current KSJ Fellow interrogated the human desire for simple solutions.
KSJ Names 2026-27 HBCU Science Journalism Fellowship Class
Representing five different Historically Black Colleges and Universities, the students are interested in everything from AI to astronomy.

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