Author: Stephanie Castellano
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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Newseum to Rededicate Its Journalists Memorial During June 5 Ceremony
The memorial will be updated with the names of 14 journalists who died in pursuit of the news in 2016.
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Newseum Selects May’s Top 10 VR Videos
Visitors can experience virtual reality videos from CNN, National Geographic, “Saturday Night Live” and more.
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NewseumED Pilots Fake News Class at Palo Alto High School
The class, developed with student input, is aimed at improving students’ media literacy.
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Newseum Program Marks the JFK Centennial
On the centennial of his birth, leading historians gathered at the Newseum to discuss President Kennedy’s legacy.
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