2024 duPont-Columbia Award-winning documentary Aftershock screened at Columbia Journalism School, followed by a conversation with Directors Tonya Lewis Lee and Paula Eiselt, with Professor Robe Imbriano. The film explored the U.S. maternal mortality crisis, especially for Black women.

Aleksei Navalny, Russian president Vladimir Putin’s most vocal political opponent died on Friday in a penitentiary located within the Arctic Circle, Russian authorities have announced.

CBS News reporter and 2021 duPont winner David Schechter visited the J-School for this week’s climate change conference and spoke to us about why climate stories are local stories.

Updating survivors’ stories and their search for justice in a 2023 duPont-Award winning documentary.

Thanks to the team’s persistent reporting, the state will prohibit paper license plates that are being used to create untraceable vehicles linked to serious crimes.

Revisiting the 2023 duPont-winning documentary about Navalny’s return to Russia

Directors of “The Janes” talk with journalist Jessica Bruder and J-School Students.

We remember NPR’s dogged reporting on the Iraq War.

We honor the life and legacy of activist Judith Heumann.