Lewis Lapham, Editor-in-Chief of Lapham's Quarterly, discusses the magazine business, and how Lapham's Quarterly came to be.

In this talk Wing gives many examples of computational thinking, argues that it has already influenced other disciplines, and promotes the idea that teaching computational thinking can benefit people in all fields.

A conversation about digital privacy, state surveillance, and the First Amendment rights of journalists.

A lecture from Mario Garcia on the importance of design in. publications.

An intimate conversation between Pulitzer Prize–winning reporter David Finkel and his long-time colleague and Dean of Columbia Journalism School, Steve Coll.

Venture capitalist Eric Hippeau and Editor-in-Chief of Buzzfeed, Ben Smith, discuss thinking about the media business in an entrepreneurial way.

This panel tackles some of the big questions around black box algorithms, and offer some new thinking and research from the Tow Center on how journalists might begin investigating algorithmic power in society.

Alumni Andrew Springer, Sheena Lee, and Rubina Madan Fillion discuss social media news coverage and best practices.

A discussion about immigration and covering the Mexico-U.S. border.

Richard Engel, Chief Foreign Correspondent for NBC News and recipient of the 2013 Chancellor Award, discusses reporting from conflict zones, citing his own experiences in the field.