"More than 1,000 feet above the Amazon rainforest, writer Ferris Jabr finds a new perspective on the relationship between Earth and life
"What Cold War Physics Can Teach Us About Computer Science in Public Schools
Tech giants’ push to remake the computer science curriculum should not be taken lightly, writes KSJ fellow Natasha Singer.
"When a Pig Is More Than a Pig
We may be witnessing the dawn of the era of xenotransplantation, writes journalist Emily Mullin.
"For Filmmaker Asha Stuart, Journalism Is a Means for Social Justice
The Atlanta native is driven by a passion to shed light on the struggles of people living in marginalized communities.
"2017-18 Ends on a High Note
The Class of 2017-18. Front row: Director Deborah Blum, Teresa Carr, Jane Qiu, Sujata Gupta, Caty Enders. Back row: Mićo Tatalović, Rowan Jacobsen, Ehsan Masood, Kolawole Talabi, Program Administrator Bettina Urcuioli, Joshua Hatch. The 2017-18 KSJ fellows saved their best for last. Their farewell month in Cambridge ended on May 25 with a graduation […]
"Back to Woods Hole for Mićo Tatalović
The 2017-18 Knight Science Journalism fellow, an editor at New Scientist in the U.K., wins a Logan fellowship to study at the Marine Biological Laboratory — a place of “amazing research.”