Pulitzer News

Prize-winning biographer designated as Oklahoma's Twelfth National Literary Landmark

A thousand high school students tackle issues of censorship and freedom of expression with Pulitzer-winning cartoonist at HYPE conference

The deadline for entry in the 2017 Pulitzer Prize Book competition is October 1, 2016.

The Texas Tribune editor-in-chief's 'skills and perspectives are special assets in this digital age.'

T. Christian Miller of ProPublica and Ken Armstrong of The Marshall Project discuss the reporting behind 'An Unbelievable Story of Rape.'

Ron Chernow, Louise Glück, Wynton Marsalis, Louis Menand and Isabel Wilkerson are among 12 receiving medals at White House ceremony on Sept. 22.

The wire service delves into its archives to explore Pulitzer wins in photography and reporting from Cuba to Hungary to Iran.

Virginia Humanities' Campfire program looks at the historical relationship between U.S. presidents and the fourth estate

Over six weeks this summer, DC Humanities shared Pulitzer-winning work and organized workshops with 50 high school students in Washington as part of the Centennial Campfires Initiative.

Margo Jefferson, Gilbert King, Carol Guzy and Marty Baron among speakers at three-day celebration