Author: Stephanie Castellano

The Moment the Unabomber’s Identity Was Discovered

Midway through the Discovery Channel’s new series, “Manhunt: UNABOMBER,” we revisit our 2016 program with the famous criminal’s brother, who helped uncover his identity.
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Celebrate Women’s Equality Day This Saturday at the Newseum

The day’s special programming will commemorate the passage of the Nineteenth Amendment, which granted women the right to vote.
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Summer Fun Deal Ends Sept. 4!

Now through Sept. 4, kids 18 and younger get free admission to the Newseum.
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Newseum CEO Jeffrey Herbst to Receive Freedom of Speech Award

The Media Institute’s annual award honors individuals who have worked to advance free speech and the First Amendment.
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Newseum Unveils New Journalism Artifacts

The artifacts are central to two prominent and recent incidents involving press freedom in the United States.
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Washington Post Editor Martin Baron Receives Al Neuharth Award

The award, which honors lifetime achievement in the media, was presented to Baron last evening at the Newseum.
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Pioneering Journalist’s Story Told for the First Time

Journalism professor and Newseum historian Mitchell Stephens to publish a biography of newscaster Lowell Thomas.
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Newseum’s ‘Today’s Front Pages’ Exhibit Goes Dark

On Monday, as part of its #WithoutNews campaign, the Newseum also recognized journalists who died covering the news in 2016.
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Newseum Rededicates Its Journalists Memorial

The memorial will be updated with the names of 14 journalists who died in pursuit of the news in 2016.
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2017 Pulitzer Prize-winning Work Now Featured at Newseum

Visitors can see prize-winning photography by Daniel Berehulak and E. Jason Wambsgans, as well as Jim Morin’s editorial cartoons.
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