Pulitzer News

Read classic reportage by Woodward and Bernstein, David Broder, William Raspberry and more.

"I look at some of the things that have been positive, like the fact that I'm the first person of color to run the Pulitzer Prizes, and so there is progress. But we have a long way to go, and everybody has to help."

A champion of Los Angeles, Gold received the only Pulitzer Prize for food criticism in 2007. He once said: 'In my writing [...] the idea is to pluck people out of their comfort zones and make them live in the entire city.'

Blau, executive editor of projects and investigations at Bloomberg News, and Hahn, professor of history at New York University, succeed Eugene Robinson of The Washington Post.

A new archival release captures a critical juncture in the saxophonist/composer's career.

Our thoughts and prayers are with all who are affected by the tragedy today at an institution that traces its origins to 1727.

For the first time on Pulitzer.org, read Krauthammer's Prize-winning Commentary entry in its entirety. 

"It's an honor," Lamar said.

On May 30, the 2018 class of Pulitzer Prize winners gathered at Columbia University's Low Library for a ceremony celebrating their awards. See photos of the event, and read remarks from the day's speeches.

For the first time on Pulitzer.org, read the jury report on the Prize-winning "American Pastoral" (1997).