Knight News Archive

Talking Points Memo founder delivers Knight Lecture
Knight International Fellows announced for 2008-09
Fellows include two journalists in exile and the program's first fellows from Belarus and Iraq
Environmental Fallout of the Cold War
2008 Risser Prize Symposium features Judy Pasternak of the Los Angeles Times

2007

Knight Fellowships deputy to lead Journalism and Women Symposium
Dawn Garcia has become president of JAWS, a national organization of women journalists
Diane Middlebrook, former Program Committee member, dies in SF at 68
Larry Whiteside, '88 Knight Fellow wins prestigious baseball writers' award
Whiteside posthumous Spink award winner
LA Times reporter wins 2007 Risser Prize
2 Knight Fellow alumni win prize for Latin American coverage
Gary Marx (Chicago Tribune) and Maria Teresa Ronderos (Semana Magazine) honored
Trailblazing Knight Fellow Larry Whiteside, '88
Dead after long illness
Knight alumnus on Pulitzer Prize-winning team
Areddy member of the Wall Street Journal team that won the 2007 Pulitzer Prize for international reporting
Panelists think about future of print edition
Stanford Daily story on Knight Symposium
How Will We Pay for the Journalism We Need?
Knight Symposium features David Talbot, Lauren Rich Fine and Lem Lloyd
Search for former fellows by name
2007-08 Knight Journalism Fellows Announced
Knight International Fellows announced for 2007-08
Former Knight Fellow wins ASNE award
Chicago Tribune staff reporter Barbara Brotman ASNE Distinguished Writing Award winner
Former Knight Fellow Cole Campbell killed in Nevada SUV crash

Knight Fellowships hosts African American columnists' election discussion
Yahoo! funds international journalism fellowship at Stanford
Yahoo! Fellowship aimed at journalists from countries where there are restrictions on freedom of the press
2006 Risser Prize winner named
Matt Jenkins of High Country News wins for "Squeezing Water from a Stone"
Knight Fellows announced for 2006-07
News in the Age of Bush, Blogs and Bombs
Knight Ridder Washington editor speaks as part of Knight Lecture and Symposium
Knight Fellowships director on the future of news
Knight Fellows launch campaign in support of threatened Colombian TV journalist
Knight Fellowships co-sponsors Mexican elections forum

Risser Prize Symposium held
Water in the West: 21st Century Challenges in a 19th Century Legal Framework
Threatened Colombian journalist to study at Stanford 2005-06
Colombian journalist who was the target of death threats in his home country a senior research fellow
Risser Prize winners announced
Team from Rocky Mountain News awarded first James V. Risser Prize for Western Environmental Journalism.
Knight alumni back jailed reporter's decision not to disclose her confidential sources
Sixth John S. Knight Fellowships Reunion and Conference held July 7-10
Knight Fellows announced for 2005-06
Knight Fellowships establishes prize for Western environmental journalism
Choices in an Age of 24/7 News
Journalists discuss media credibility in wake of Newsweek story.
Genetics, Neurobiology and Addiction: Where Are the Answers?
Knight Fellowships co-sponsors symposium on the mechanics of addiction.
New prize honors retired Knight director
James Risser Prize will spotlight outstanding Western environmental journalism.

Of exit polls, presidential elections and Internet news
The three U.S. network news presidents speak at a Knight Fellowships forum.
Knight Fellows win two IAPA awards
2004-05 International Knight Fellows Chosen
2004-05 U.S. Knight Fellows Chosen
Journalism in Latin America: Writing the Rules of the Game
A talk about the responsibility of the journalist given as memorial to Clara Inés Rueda.
Who Killed Daniel Pearl?
Prominent French author and journalist Bernard-Henri Lévy discusses the murder of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl.

2003-04 International Knight Fellows Announced
2003-04 U.S. Knight Fellows Announced
When History Goes Hollywood
"Seabiscuit" director, documentary filmmaker and a Stanford history professor discuss what happens to historical events when they become the subject of feature films