New York Way Journalism Student Award

The New York Way Journalism Award supports journalism students accepted into the New York Way-Journalism study away program with financial assistance toward tuition and fees. To be considered for the award, applicants must be:

  • a journalism major, minor, or journalism graduate student
  • in good academic standing with financial need
  • Accepted to and enrolled in the Fall 2026 New York Way Journalism course prior to Winter 2027 travel.

Questions? Contact sramsay@depaul.edu.

Award
$700
Deadline
10/11/2026
Supplemental Questions
  1. Why did you choose to study journalism? What are your future career goals?
  2. Why did you apply for the New York Way-Journalism Study Away program? What do you hope to gain from this experience?
  3. Upload your latest unofficial transcript here (required):
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