2010 alumni Hannah Rappleye and Lisa Riordan Seville, who were just named Soros Justice Fellows, spoke to Craft students recently about their investigative journalism work. (Photo by Alistair Wallace)

The CUNY Association of Black Journalists team of Alex Tucciarone, Kizzy Cox, Melissa Noel, Sarah Kazadi, Oulimata Ba, and Jorteh Senah from the Class of '12 poses with JuJu Chang of ABC News (third from left) at the first NYC Trivia Bowl of the Asian American Journalists Association on May 18.

Jane Teeling ('12) with writer Malachy McCourt (left) and her father Ed Teeling after she received the $1,000 Dennis Duggan Memorial Scholarship Award from the Society of the Silurians. The award, bestowed upon promising CUNY J-School students, is named for the late Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter from Newsday.

Leonard Tow accepts the Distinguished Service to New York award at the CUNY J-School's 2012 awards gala on May 14. Among Tow's many philanthropic activities, he helped establish the Tow-Knight Center for Entrepreneurial Journalism at CUNY. (Photo by John Smock)

Bloomberg News Editor-in-Chief Matthew Winkler receives the Lifetime Achievement in Journalism award, moments after he was introduced by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, at the CUNY J-School's fifth annual awards gala on May 14. (Photo by John Smock)

Julie Snyder, senior producer for the public radio show "This American Life," comments on a story pitch by Rachel Sapin ('12) during a recent discussion of freelancing for radio. Also on the panel were CUNY J-School instructor Alex Goldmark, freelancer Monica Miller, and David Krasnow, senior editor of “Studio 360 with Kurt Andersen.” (Photo by John Smock)

View the latest batch of videos from students in Bob Sacha's Video Storytelling for the Web class. This still is from "Gotham City Roller Wars" by Alex Robinson, '12.

Brianne Garcia, Adda Birnir, and Brian Reich are three of the 2012 Tow-Knight Fellows in Entrepreneurial Journalism. Learn more about our new master's degree and advanced certificate programs in Entrepreneurial Journalism .

This is the facade of the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism right off Times Square in New York City, one of the 10 reasons to choose CUNY.