The Newseum presented the panel, “Free Speech in the Social Media Era,” on Sept. 14 in Palo Alto, featuring leaders from Carnegie Mellon University, Facebook and YouTube.
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Pulitzer Prize Photographs Gallery Reopens
Renovated gallery marks the 100th anniversary of the Pulitzer Prizes, with new photographs and new ways to experience the stories behind the images.
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September is for Seniors
During September, tickets for groups of 10 or more seniors (65+) are only $11 (plus tax) per visitor.
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“1776 — Breaking News: Independence”
On display in this compelling exhibit is one of only 19 known copies of the first newspaper to publish the Declaration of Independence.
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Celebrate Inauguration Day at the Newseum
Tickets Go on Sale to Members Nov. 14; Public Sale Begins Nov. 30
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“Election 2016: Stumped!?”
New EDCollection provides free digital resources for students and teachers to make sense of the campaign chaos.
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Public panel spotlights challenges, opportunities for First Amendment rights in the new information era
Sens. Cory Booker and Mike Lee Kick off BuzzFeed Brews Discussion Series at the Newseum
The first interview in the monthly series focused on criminal justice reform, but also covered issues ranging from congressional gridlock to Colin Kaepernick.
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Inside the Career of Celebrated Photojournalist Ted Polumbaum
On Sept. 10, the Newseum hosted an Inside Media event with Judy Polumbaum, daughter of photojournalist Ted Polumbaum, to discuss her new book “Juxtapositions: Images from the Newseum Ted Polumbaum Photo Collection.”
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