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Anne Applebaum Joins The Atlantic as Staff Writer
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The Atlantic Makes a New Mark
New visual identity and product experience launch today, with redesigned print magazine and reimagined iOS App.
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The Atlantic Devotes Its December Issue to a Special Report: “How to Stop a Civil War”
Essays consider how America is coming apart—and prospects for rebuilding a more civil, functional, and unified society.
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Final Agenda for CityLab DC: Global Cities Summit in Washington, D.C. October 27-29
Interviews include: Mayors of Atlanta, Freetown, Helsinki, Louisville, Reykjavik, San Juan, Seattle, and Washington, D.C.; Michael R. Bloomberg; actor Jimmie Fails, filmmaker and musician Dave Grohl; Ai-jen Poo of the National Domestic Worker Alliance; and Frank Sirius of the Chuck Brown Band
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Nominate a Nonprofit in 5th Annual The Renewal Awards, from The Atlantic and Allstate
Five winners to each receive $40,000 this spring.
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Julie Beck Named Family Editor at The Atlantic
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“Jeff Bezos’s Master Plan”
In The Atlantic’s November issue, Franklin Foer reports on the global scale of the Amazon CEO’s influence, and his ambitions beyond Earth
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“The Battle for the Constitution”—The Atlantic Launches Project in Partnership with National Constitution Center
This project will cover issues from a constitutional perspective and answer many of the fundamental questions now being asked about our system
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Zeynep Tufekci Joins The Atlantic As Contributing Writer
Tufekci will write regularly for The Atlantic about the intersection of technology, politics, and society
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CityLab DC Rallies Global Mayors, Musicians, Artists, and Business Leaders October 27-29 To Explore Cities’ Influence, Footprint, and Potential
Featuring: Foo Fighters Frontman Dave Grohl on how music shapes a city; San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulin Cruz Soto on protests as civic engagement; and living through gentrification with Last Black Man in San Francisco actor Jimmie Fails
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New Interviews Added to The Atlantic Festival: Speaker Nancy Pelosi; Laurene Powell Jobs Interviewing Bob Iger; and Kirstjen Nielsen
Previously announced interviews during Festival, running September 24-26, include: Gen. Jim Mattis; Yo-Yo Ma; Susan Rice; Arnold Schwarzenegger; Questlove; Sec. Alex M. Azar II; and YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki.
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Luise Stauss Joins The Atlantic as Director of Photography
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The Atlantic Acquires Faire Design, Integrating Into its Creative and Consulting Division Atlantic 57
Faire Design founder Kate Watts named president of Atlantic 57, under publisher and CRO Hayley Romer
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“Succession”: Inside The Atlantic’s October 2019 Cover Story
McKay Coppins reports on Ivanka and Don Jr.’s fight to succeed their father … and rule the MAGA empire.
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The Atlantic Launches New Subscription Plans and Introduces A Metered Model
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The Atlantic Hires Alisa Leonard as Head of Global Marketing
Leonard will oversee marketing for global partnerships, working in close collaboration with The Atlantic’s award-winning creative studio, Atlantic Re:think
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Photo Credit: Amelia Holowaty-Krales The Atlantic Hires Kaitlyn Tiffany as Staff Writer
Tiffany to cover internet culture on The Atlantic’s tech team
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Ian Urbina Joins The Atlantic as Contributing Writer
Ian Urbina, a longtime reporter for The New York Times and a winner of the Pulitzer Prize, is becoming a contributing writer for The Atlantic
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The Atlantic Grows Newsroom Leadership Team
Ross Andersen named deputy editor; Caitlin Frazier promoted to senior audience editor; and Yoni Appelbaum to lead major expansion of Ideas section.
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“This Land Was Our Land”
In The Atlantic’s September Issue, Vann R. Newkirk II reports the shameful story of how nearly 1 million black farmers were robbed of their livelihood.
