Medill wraps up the Centennial with a special issue dedicated to celebrating programs and projects made possible through alumni giving.
Medill Magazine Issue 104

Medill wraps up the Centennial with a special issue dedicated to celebrating programs and projects made possible through alumni giving.
In this issue, we celebrate Medill’s Centennial with a narrative timeline and archival photos.
In this issue, we share innovation updates from:
We also look forward to 2021 as we prepare to celebrate Medill’s Centennial.
In this issue, we hear from recently appointed Medill Dean Charles Whitaker as he takes the reins and becomes the ninth dean of our school.
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In this issue, we share stories about how our millennial alumni give back to Medill. We highlight Corinne Chin (BSJ13, MSJ13), Antonia Cereijido (BSJ14) and Hannah Gebresilassie (MSJ16) who came back to campus in fall 2018 to speak to students and faculty about their careers and Medill experiences.
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In this issue, we share photos from Medill’s global courses for undergraduate journalism, graduate journalism and integrated marketing communications master’s students.
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In this issue, we share photos from an event co-hosted by Medill and The New York Times in which Medill alumnus John Eligon (BSJ04) interviewed the host of “The Daily Show,” Trevor Noah.
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We profile recent graduates to learn about their Medill experience, where they’re headed and how Medill helped them get there.
Recent research by Spiegel Research Center sheds light on whether paid or owned media is more effective.
Take a look inside Pacific Standard to see how two Medill alumni are redesigning the magazine for the readers.
Global trips are now a pillar of the Medill experience for both undergraduate and graduate students. In February and March 2017, 195 Medill students traveled domestically and to nine countries to report on such topics as the arts, sports media, the environment, social justice and youth in society.
Medill has put the “West” in Northwestern with the unveiling of new innovative space in downtown San Francisco in partnership with McCormick