A select group of students in the News Literacy Project’s New York classroom program demonstrated their news literacy know-how and journalistic skills Monday when they joined the national press corps at Columbia University’s Pulitzer Hall for the announcement of the centennial year Pulitzer Prizes.
Brian Gleason, former editorial page editor of Sun Newspapers in Charlotte Harbor, Fla, has been added to the newspaper’s 2016 Pulitzer Prize-winning entry in Editorial Writing. The prize now goes to Gleason and John Hackworth, the newspapers’ editor.
Reading through this year's Pulitzer Prize winners, everyone should take note of what is bound to be a trend: the extraordinary showing of women taking home the craft’s highest honors.
When the Pulitzers were first announced (just after 3 p.m. on Monday), the novel was ranked #27,587 overall on Amazon. As of 9 a.m. Tuesday, it had sky-rocketed to #88 overall, and #1 in Spies & Political Thrillers.
Monday, April 18, 2016, was announcement day for the 2016 Pulitzer Prizes. Prizewinners in all 21 categories were announced at 3:00 pm Eastern Daylight Time via live-stream.
State Sen. Dick Black recently fired back at a Loudoun County Public School English teacher for defending a piece of literature that he calls “moral sewage.”
The South Dakota Humanities Council has posted two essays related to the state's Pulizter Centennial events on sdhumanities.org's News & Info blog.
On Poynter.org, Roy Peter Clark describes his research preparing for the first Pulitzer Centennial Marquee event in St. Petersburg, Fla., on March 31 and April 1.
Diana Sugg, Pulitzer-Prize winning Sun journalist, shares the powerful impact that investigative journalism and the Pulitzer Prizes have on our world.