"KSJ fellows visit the Marine Biological Laboratory and the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute in Woods Hole, Massachusetts.
"Ferris Jabr on How the Planet Came to Life
Ferris Jabr (KSJ ’22) unfolds the science behind one of humanity’s oldest beliefs, that our world is alive, in his new book “Becoming Earth.”
"Highlights from the 2024 McElheny Award Ceremony
Celebrating the journalists behind “The Air We Breathe,” a series investigating air quality in Cicero, IL.
"Alumni Notes: Innovative Science Coverage
KSJ alumni are innovating new ways to bring quality science coverage to the public everyday.
"KSJ and STAT Name 2024-25 Sharon Begley Science Reporting Fellow
Multitalented science journalist Anil Oza will spend a year working at STAT and learning at MIT.
"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.”