Candid Conversations in Turbulent Times with Linsey Davis

Featuring ABC News Anchor Linsey Davis
Hosted by John Krull (A&S ’84)

Join the Saint Louis University Department of American Studies for an insightful conversation with award-winning ABC News anchor Linsey Davis. Guided by host John Krull (A&S ’84), this hour-long discussion will explore effective ways to engage with controversial and sensitive topics in today’s often-angry climate.

Admission is free, but tickets are limited. Please register by Jan. 27. 

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About Linsey Davis

Linsey Davis is the anchor of ABC News Live's "Prime with Linsey Davis" and "World News Tonight Sunday," and a correspondent for ABC’s flagship programs, including "World News Tonight with David Muir," "Good Morning America," "20/20" and "Nightline." Since joining ABC News in 2017, she has led coverage of major political events, including the 2024 presidential debate and the Democratic and Republican conventions. She has reported globally on breaking news, major investigations and natural disasters. Known for her high-impact interviews, she has spoken with world leaders, cultural figures, and newsmakers ranging from Kamala Harris and Hillary Clinton to Boris Johnson, Bill Gates, and Anita Hill. Davis has earned multiple Emmys, a duPont-Columbia Award, a regional Edward R. Murrow Award, and several Gracie Awards. She is also the author of six books, including two New York Times bestsellers.

About John Krull

John Krull, director of Franklin College’s Pulliam School of Journalism since 2004 and a Franklin alumnus, writes a nationally syndicated column and previously hosted WFYI’s award-winning public affairs program "No Limits." He has produced, written and narrated six documentaries, earning multiple Emmys. A former reporter, editor and columnist for "The Indianapolis News" and "The Indianapolis Star," as well as a former executive director of the ACLU of Indiana, Krull has received more than 120 awards for his work. He holds an M.A. in American studies from Saint Louis University, is the author of "Emily’s Walk," and lives in Indianapolis with his wife, journalist Jenny Labalme.