Alumni Since the CN was founded in 1979, a number of its alumni have become successful journalists. They have worked for the New York Times, Wall Street Journal,USA Today, and more.
Prominent CN AlumniJonathan Karl (Vassar), national security correspondent for ABC News (former CN fellow at the New Republic)
Naomi Schafer Riley (Harvard), deputy taste editor at the Wall Street Journal (former CN fellow at the Wall Street Journal)
John Miller (Michigan), national political reporter for National Review (former CN fellow at the New Republic)
Ross Douthat (Harvard), senior editor, The Atlantic and author of Grand New Party
Stephen F. Hayes (Depauw), senior writer, the Weekly Standard
Tony Mecia (Duke), Charlotte Observer Michael George (Northwestern), founder of Northwestern Review, current CEO of QVC Aaron Barnhart (Northwestern), author of "Start the Presses", Television-media critic at Kansas City Star
Fareed Zakaria (Yale), CNN and Newsweek
Dinesh D’Souza (Dartmouth), author and public speaker
Rich Lowry (Virginia), editor, National Review
Matthew Continetti (Columbia), associate editor, Weekly Standard (former CN fellow at the same)
Laura Vanderkam (Princeton), contributor, USA Today
Joe Rago (Cornell), editorial writer, Wall Street Journal
JP Freire (Cornell), managing editor, The American Spectator (former CN fellow at the same)
John Podhoretz (Chicago), editorial director, Commentary
Duncan Currie (Harvard), managing editor, The American (former CN fellow at the Weekly Standard)
Brian Carney (Yale), editorial board member, Wall Street Journal
Debra McCown (UNC-Chapel Hill), reporter, Bristol (Tenn.) Herald-Courier (former CN fellow at USA Today)
Katherine Mangu-Ward (Yale), associate editor, Reason (former CN fellow at the Weekly Standard)
Sonny Bunch (Virginia), reporter, Washington Times (former CN fellow, Roll Call)
Tod Lindberg (Chicago), editor, Policy Review
James Panero (Dartmouth), editor, New Criterion
Mark Hemingway (Oregon), reporter, National Review Online
Whitney Blake (Virginia), reporter, Washington Examiner
Register as a CN Alumnus/Alumna
The CN is working to reconnect with all of its alumni. If you ever worked for a CN member paper or received a CN internship or fellowship, please email the CN at
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. Any of the following information would be greatly appreciated: - The university or college you attended
- The name of the student publication
- Your current job or location
- Your name and address
Registered alumni will receive invitations to select CN events, including the annual Alumni & Friends Reception in Washington and other events around the country. Alumni may also opt to receive the CN’s e-newsletter, the Monthly Monitor.
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