The recommended entry deadline for eligible books published between January 1, 2025 and July 31, 2025 has been extended to Friday, August 8, 2025. The final deadline for all eligible books (published between January 1 and December 31, 2025) is Wednesday, October 15, 2025 at 5:30 p.m. Eastern time.
The winners of the 2025 Pulitzer Prizes were announced on May 5, 2025 at 3 p.m. EDT.
Columbia University has announced the 2025 Pulitzer Prizes, awarded on the recommendation of the Pulitzer Prize Board.
In this episode of the Pulitzer on the Road Podcast, 2024 Biography Prize winner Jonathan Eig and 2024 Audio Reporting staff contributor Yohance Lacour discuss what it means to revisit old stories in order to offer new perspectives, the importance of collaboration and the role journalism can still play in helping America heal from the past.
In 2023, a record-breaking number of migrants braved the harrowing journey to the U.S./Mexico border in hopes of being granted asylum in America. In this episode of the Pulitzer on the Road Podcast, we hear from three Pulitzer-winning journalists who covered different stages of this experience: 2024 Feature Photography staff contributors Iván Valencia & Gregory Bull and two-time Pulitzer-winning reporter Hannah Dreier.
In this episode of the Pulitzer on the Road Podcast, journalists Sarah Conway and Trina Reynolds-Tyler discuss the pathbreaking data- and community-driven reporting that undergirded their 2024 Local Reporting Prize-winning Missing in Chicago project with 2022 Criticism winner Salamishah Tillet, co-founder of the nonprofit A Long Way Home.
In this episode of the Pulitzer on the Road Podcast, 2023 Drama Prize winner Sanaz Toossi and 2009/2017 Drama winner Lynn Nottage discuss the political implications of contemporary theater — and their respectively circuitous journeys toward eminence in their field — as Toossi prepares for the Broadway run of her Pulitzer-winning "English."
2024 Criticism winner Justin Chang and 2005 Criticism winner Joe Morgenstern offer a cross-generational master class in film criticism, from classical Hollywood cinema and the birth pangs of the New Hollywood era to 'Oppenheimer,' TikTok and beyond.
In the storied tradition of timely coverage of such extreme weather events as the 1974 F5 tornado in Xenia, Ohio and the Gulf region's Hurricane Katrina in 2005, journalists at Lookout Santa Cruz revisit their 2024 Breaking News Reporting Prize-winning coverage of catastrophic flooding and mudslides in Santa Cruz County.
On this first episode of Season Two of the Pulitzer on the Road Podcast, 2024 Commentary winner Vladimir Kara-Murza is in conversation with Pulitzer Board member and 2004 General Nonfiction winner Anne Applebaum.
