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Brian McGrory is the Chair of the Department of Journalism and a Teaching Professor at Boston University's College of Communication. He previously served as editor of The Boston Globe, during which the publication won three Pulitzer Prizes and expanded its digital subscriber base to over 240,000. McGrory holds a BA in Political Science from Bates College and has a 34-year career in journalism, including roles as a White House correspondent and metro columnist. He is the author of five books, a regular columnist for The Boston Globe, and serves on several editorial boards, including The Baltimore Banner and the World Editors Forum.
Education:
- BA in Political Science, Bates College
Research & Leadership: McGrory's career focuses on investigative journalism, editorial leadership, and media innovation. Under his leadership, The Boston Globe became a digital-first industry标杆, emphasizing public service reporting and feature photography. His work bridges traditional journalism with modern digital strategies, reflecting a commitment to both storytelling excellence and organizational growth.
Awards & Recognition: While no personal awards are explicitly listed, his tenure at The Boston Globe coincided with three Pulitzer Prize wins and over a dozen finalist nominations across categories such as Public Service and Feature Photography.
Advising & Mentorship: McGrory mentors students in journalism through Boston University's programs, as evidenced by departmental news highlighting student achievements in investigative reporting and photography competitions. He also contributes to broader industry discussions through his board memberships and column writing.
Labs & Teams: As Department Chair, he oversees initiatives in the Department of Journalism, fostering student engagement in real-world reporting projects such as the Tijuana immigration reporting initiative and harness racing investigations.
