Capstone is an opportunity for all graduating seniors majoring in Journalism + Design to develop an original project in a rigorous environment and hone their skills in a final work of journalism. The course, taken in an undergraduate’s final term, is a four-credit intensive seminar. In a collective of advanced Journalism + Design majors, students in this section pursue their individual projects. Students can build upon ideas and projects they have previously explored, or work on something new. Student work will combine rigorous research, analysis, and reporting with the goal of engaging a diversified audience with relevant, informative, and insightful storytelling. Projects should aim to be ambitious, and final projects should be polished work, exemplifying the skill and craft of an accomplished journalist. To register for this course, students must have completed News, Narrative and Design I + II and be graduating in the semester they are taking this course.

Capstone is an opportunity for all graduating seniors majoring in Journalism + Design to develop an original project in a rigorous environment and hone their skills in a final work of journalism. The course, taken in an undergraduate’s final term, is a four-credit intensive seminar. In a collective of advanced Journalism + Design majors, students in this section pursue their individual projects. Students can build upon ideas and projects they have previously explored, or work on something new. Student work will combine rigorous research, analysis, and reporting with the goal of engaging a diversified audience with relevant, informative, and insightful storytelling. Projects should aim to be ambitious, and final projects should be polished work, exemplifying the skill and craft of an accomplished journalist. To register for this course, students must have completed News, Narrative and Design I + II and be graduating in the semester they are taking this course.

Capstone is an opportunity for all graduating seniors majoring in Journalism + Design to develop an original project in a rigorous environment and hone their skills in a final work of journalism. The course, taken in an undergraduate’s final term, is a four-credit intensive seminar. In a collective of advanced Journalism + Design majors, students in this section pursue their individual projects. Students can build upon ideas and projects they have previously explored, or work on something new. Student work will combine rigorous research, analysis, and reporting with the goal of engaging a diversified audience with relevant, informative, and insightful storytelling. Projects should aim to be ambitious, and final projects should be polished work, exemplifying the skill and craft of an accomplished journalist. To register for this course, students must have completed News, Narrative and Design I + II and be graduating in the semester they are taking this course.

The Capstone is an opportunity for all graduating seniors majoring in Journalism + Design to develop an original project in a rigorous environment, and hone their skills in a final work. The course, taken in an undergraduate’s final term, is a four-credit intensive seminar. In a collective of advanced Journalism + Design majors, students in this section will pursue projects across a range of media platforms, with a particular focus on projects that are directly informed by textual, audial, visual, and experiential art practices. Projects can be portfolio-driven (students can build on a portfolio of work culled from previous journalism courses) or be entirely new. No matter the medium, the Capstone class will examine issues of craft, form, content, and process. All projects will require a great deal of research and reporting. Projects should aim to be ambitious, and final projects should be polished work, exemplifying the skill and craft of an accomplished journalist. To register for this course, students must have completed News, Narrative, and Design I + II, and be graduating in the semester they are taking this course.