On May 9, Bill Barrow, National Politics Reporter for the Associated Press, visited Dartmouth College to deliver the Bernard D. Nossiter '47 Lecture titled, "Covering American Democracy: It's Not a Game (At Least It Shouldn't Be)."
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Navigating, Consuming, and Working in Journalism amidst an "Age of Suspicion"
May 28, 2021
Alissa Rubin (International Correspondent for The New York Times) discussed the causes and consequences of today’s shifting perceptions of fact-based journalism, as well as ways in which readers and journalists can actively reshape their interactions with pieces of journalism....
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Lucy Hornby, Nieman Fellow and Former Financial Times Deputy Bureau Chief in Beijing, Discusses COVID-19’s Impact on China’s Global Standing with the Rockefeller Center
June 16, 2020
On Wednesday, May 6 th, 2020 Nieman Fellow and former Financial Times deputy bureau chief in Beijing, Lucy Hornby, spoke with Dartmouth students and community members at the fifth Rocky Watch.
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Ukrainian Journalist Sevgil Musaieva Discusses Restoring Trust in Media
June 05, 2019
On Wednesday, May 22, 2019, Ukrainian journalist, Nieman Fellow, and editor-in-chief of Ukraininan online newspaper Ukrayinska Pravda Sevgil Musaieva gave a talk at the Rockefeller Center titled “Truth is Our Math: How to Restore Trust in Media When the Society is Polarized.”...
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An Interview with Political Writer Lisa Lerer
September 21, 2018
"Women have been involved in our politics since the beginning, since the founding fathers, but they haven’t been involved in a public way. So when female candidates run for office, they don’t necessarily have a political tradition to rely on. That’s what’s being created now." Lisa Lerer...
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Journalist Karin Pettersson on Disrupted Discourse in the Media Landscape
July 06, 2017
Journalist, Karin Pettersson, delivered the 2017 Bernard D. Nossiter '47 Lecture "Disrupted Discourse: Political Polarization, Propaganda, and the Fragility of Democracy" in May at the Rockefeller Center....
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Nossiter Lecture: Chemical Nation by Journalist Mariah Blake
May 20, 2016
This year's Bernard D. Nossiter ’47 lecture, “Chemical Nation: How Americans Became Guinea Pigs in a Vast, Haphazard Chemistry Experience” took place on Thursday, May 19, 2016....
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Public Program: Q&A with Henry Chu, London Bureau Chief for the Los Angeles Times
June 22, 2015
Before the Bernard D. Nossiter '47 Lecture, "Breaking Up is Hard to Do: Europe in Crisis," with Henry Chu on Monday, May 11, Courtney Wong...
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Pop-Up Learning: How Technology is Changing and Challenging College with Jeff Young
May 29, 2014
For current full-time residential students, it’s difficult to imagine what it’s like to learn in a classroom without a teacher. However...
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PolitTALK with Journalist Souad Mekhennet
May 14, 2013
On Monday, May 8th, New York Times columnist Souad Mekhennet spoke to students about her experience working in the Middle East over lunch. A...