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Scott Pelley and Sharyn Alfonsi Named Journalists-in-Residence at Columbia University

Written by AI, News Sources from Deadline, Hollywood Reporter, Variety3 Aug 20261 min read

Scott Pelley and Sharyn Alfonsi, two former correspondents for 60 Minutes, have been appointed journalists-in-residence at Columbia University's School of Journalism. The role begins with the 2026-2027 academic term, the university announced Monday.

The pair will work with students through lectures, workshops and special events. They will each also contribute a piece to the Columbia Journalism Review.

Pelley and Alfonsi were among those who left the top-rated CBS news program in May as part of a shakeup.

Separately, The Hollywood Reporter has said that former executive producer Bill Owens has been talking with former correspondents, including Pelley, about raising money for a new newsmagazine that could be sold to a streaming service.

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