Anup Kaphle

During his time at Tusculum, Kaphle interned for Newsweek and Forbes.com.^[9] After graduating from Columbia University, Kaphle worked for News21 in Arizona^[10] before going to work as a digital media fellow at The Atlantic in 2008.^[2] As a correspondent for The Atlantic, Kaphle reported from Afghanistan^[11] and Nepal.^[12]

In 2009, Kaphle left The Atlantic for The Washington Post, where he initially worked as an online producer.^[13] After three years, in 2011, Kaphle was promoted digital foreign editor at the Post.^[3] He remained in the position until April 2015. Kaphle then moved to London as deputy foreign editor at Buzzfeed News.^[4]

In March 2018, Kaphle was named executive editor of the digital food and travel publication Roads & Kingdoms.^[14] Kaphle left the publication in 2018 to move back to his home country of Nepal to lead The Kathmandu Post.^[5]

Kaphle resigned in February 2020 to move back to the United States.^[15][16] He is currently executive editor of Rest of World,^[1] a non-profit digital publication founded by Sophie Schmidt,^[17] an entrepreneur and daughter of Eric Schmidt, former executive chairman of Google.

• Henry N. Taylor Award, Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, 2008^[8]
• The Eugene Meyer Award, The Washington Post, 2012^[13]