A global sample of science reporting from KSJ alumni and inside perspectives on their new projects.
Knight Science Journalism Director Deborah Blum Announces Retirement
MIT has launched a national search to identify the next director of the esteemed fellowship program.
Annalee Newitz on Psychological Warfare and the American Mind
Annalee Newitz (KSJ ’03) traces the history of psychological warfare and the American mind in their new book, “Stories are Weapons.”
Alumni Notes: Thirteen Books to Read, and More
Get ready to add work by KSJ alumni to your bookshelf, your reading list, and your playlist.
Air Pollution Investigation Wins 2024 McElheny Award for Local Science Journalism
The first-of-its-kind analysis of Cicero’s air quality by the Cicero Independiente and MuckRock revealed the reality of air pollution in the area, giving residents answers about their health, and the industries next door.
Sharon Muzaki Selected for Africa and Middle East Fellowship
The inaugural recipient of this fellowship, Muzaki will join the other KSJ fellows in Cambridge, to learn from some of the world’s top scientists and storytellers.