"Tech giants’ push to remake the computer science curriculum should not be taken lightly, writes KSJ fellow Natasha Singer.
"What Does Extreme Heat Look Like?
Extreme heat killed more Americans last year than wildfires and tornados combined. Journalist Sam Bloch reflects on the threat it poses to Watts, Los Angeles.
"When the Jets Fly
Journalist Nina Berman has been reporting on the hostile sonic environment that U.S. military training is creating in some civilian communities.
"Why The West’s Future Depends on Finding Common Ground
As land and water management issues in the region worsen with climate change, there are no easy solutions, writes Virginia Gewin.
"Alumni Notes: Award News, Book Launches, and Remembering a ‘Bright Light’ in Journalism
A recurring roundup of news about former KSJ Fellows, featuring Federico Kukso’s compendium of what the fellows have been writing.
"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.