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Lots of events upcoming this spring at 20 Cooper Square! To learn more and RSVP: https://t.co/ie4vcD5fpO

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For @documentedny, Global Journalism student Victoria Robertz reported on the some 260,000 Ukrainians who have settled in the U.S. and are now uncertain about their status in the country amidst changing federal policy.

https://t.co/BX2QDVbkFq

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For TIME's Ideas section, Professor Azadeh Moaveni wrote about the "founding myth" of Iran's theocracy amidst nationwide protests against the state.

https://t.co/E4RPEfhXLq

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For @nytimes, SHERP student Madeline Shaw wrote about the unregulated, online trade of Cuban Spiky isopods.

https://t.co/ooliOVNggp

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Join us February 6 & 7 for the 2026 NYU NewsDoc Film Festival at the Cantor Film Center!

WHEN: February 6 & 7
WHERE: Cantor Film Center, Room 200
*reception to follow at 20 Cooper Square

RSVP required to attend: https://t.co/2wAEFmYSJ5

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For @ForeignPolicy, Global Journalism student Mohamad Rimawi wrote about Lebanon's attempt to reboot its state-run television network Télé Liban.

https://t.co/6XHsreZdgT

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For @nytimes, Professor @danfagin reported on the novel scientific tracking of monarch butterfly migration.

https://t.co/UxzlnCAwN1

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Huge congratulations to NewsDoc alum Paulina Ruiz Leycegui for being nominated for a College Television Award in the Non-Fiction category! She was nominated for her thesis documentary "Unbroken Spirits."

https://t.co/RkP8rTvEcy

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Professor Jason Maloney produced, filmed, edited and produced the PBS News Weekend segment covering the Trump administration's sanctioning of several International Criminal Court Members.

https://t.co/G0lzGc4Ulc

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NYU Journalism's @FirstAmendWatch released a first-of-its-kind database tracking strategic lawsuits against public participation, potentially meritless or malicious legal actions that chill speech and deter scrutiny. Check out The SLAPP Back Initiative: https://t.co/QUUk8993g6

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For QNS, Magazine & Digital Reporting student Paulina Albarracin covered the world premiere of the TCS New York City Marathon documentary, "26.2," at the Upper West Side.

https://t.co/NyyNHR3EWf

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NYU Journalism's @FirstAmendWatch released a first-of-its-kind database tracking strategic lawsuits against public participation, potentially meritless or malicious legal actions that chill speech and deter scrutiny. Check out The SLAPP Back Initiative: https://t.co/QUUk8993g6

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For The Village View, Magazine and Digital Storytelling student Iris O'Flynn reported on the The Village Independent Democrats, West Village political organization protesting against President Donald Trump.

https://t.co/GxKxjRqVoc

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For The Progressive Magazine, Reporting the Nation and New York student Randi Richardson wrote about what New York City's education system might look under Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani.

https://t.co/vJtN6JvDJ9

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For @sentient_media, SHERP student Gaea Cabico wrote about the potential benefits of cutting food waste in the U.S., and why its a climate solution that's still being ignored.

https://t.co/mo6w4pxpMU

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For Smithsonian Magazine, SHERP student @martajhill wrote about new research that shows chimpanzees have the ability to revise their beliefs in light of new information.

https://t.co/FEpch4L6LC

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Join us tomorrow, November 10 for a conversation between LitRep alumni Sarah Aziza and Rayan El Amine. The two will discuss Aziza's new book "The Hollow Half: A Memoir of Bodies and Borders."

WHEN: November 10, 6-8pm
WHERE: 20 Cooper Square, 7th floor

https://t.co/WdlMJ07gvl

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In his latest for the @guardian, Professor @BazziNYU wrote about Jared Kushner's financial ties to three Arab petrostates critical to the Gaza agreement, despite being a central figure behind the peace plan.

https://t.co/O3w7FMVAhy

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For The Guardian, Sara Hashemi (SHERP 2024) reports on an unprecedented climate relocation project in Saint Pierre and Miquelon, France's last remaining foothold in North America.

https://t.co/bdPwLDiLa8

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For @nytimes, LitRep alum Anna Venarchik wrote about Valor Park, a private park dedicated to resurrecting Confederate statues that municipalities removed from public view.

https://t.co/d9utdinZbS