A Statement from the Pulitzer Prize Board
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The Pulitzer Board has accepted the New York Times’ withdrawal of its 2019 Pulitzer Finalist in International Reporting.
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front row left to right: N. Carroll, J. Díaz, R. Blau, S. Hahn, D. Canedy, G. Collins, N. Barnes; back row left to right: J. Daniszewski, N. Brown, E. Alexander, K. Boo, E. Robinson, E. Ramshaw, A. Marqués, S. Engelberg, T. Shelby (absent: L. Bollinger, S. Coll) (Photo by Jose R. Lopez)
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Robert Blau and Steven Hahn, co-chairs; Dana Canedy, administrator
Emily Ramshaw
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Editor-in-Chief
First name
Emily
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Ramshaw
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Austin, TX
Emily Ramshaw is the editor-in-chief of The Texas Tribune, a digital news organization.
Under Ramshaw’s leadership, the Tribune produces politics and policy news, data and events statewide, and operates the largest statehouse reporting bureau in the nation. In addition to the Tribune’s original reporting and investigative projects, Ramshaw oversees audience and technology initiatives, premium newsletter products and TribTalk, a partner op-ed site.
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The Texas Tribune
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Carlos Lozada of The Washington Post and David Remnick of The New Yorker Join Pulitzer Board
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“Both as distinguished journalists and past Pulitzer Prize winners, Lozada and Remnick bring deep knowledge and a wealth of experience to the board. We are delighted to welcome them,” Pulitzer Prize Administrator Dana Canedy said.
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Capital Gazette Shooter Pleads Guilty to Murder of Five Staff Members
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Jarrod Ramos, accused of killing five Capital Gazette staff members in their newsroom, has admitted guilt in Maryland court, according to the paper. The shooting marked the deadliest day for American journalists since September 11, 2001.
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Yemeni AP Journalist Denied U.S. Visa To Attend Pulitzer Ceremony
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Maad al-Zikry's Associated Press colleagues used technology to share the festivities with him, but the Muslim ban stymied his travel to New York.
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Media Roundup: Awarding the 103rd Class of Pulitzer Winners
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From the entertainment press coverage of Jennifer Hudson's surprise rendition of Amazing Grace to news outlets noting the accomplishments of their colleagues as they accepted awards at Columbia University in New York, below is a roundup of the coverage of the 2019 Pulitzer Prize awards luncheon.
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Student Journalists from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Recognized at Pulitzer Ceremony
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Eight students from Parkland, Florida, who entered their coverage of a shooting inside their school were recognized at the 2019 Pulitzer awards ceremony by Prize Administrator Dana Canedy.
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Pulitzer Administrator Dana Canedy's Remarks at the 2019 Awards Ceremony
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On May 28th at Columbia University's Low Library, the 103rd class of Pulitzer Prize winners received their awards — and Jennifer Hudson delivered a surprise performance of Amazing Grace. Read the remarks delivered by Prize Administrator Dana Canedy here.
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Aminda Marqués Gonzalez
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President, Publisher and Executive Editor
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Aminda
Last name
Marqués Gonzalez
As executive editor of The Miami Herald, Aminda Marqués Gonzalez has oversight and responsibility for the newspaper’s print and online news operation, which reaches 1.2 million readers a week.
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Miami Herald
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Pulitzer Prize-winning Reuters Journalists' Prison Sentence Upheld
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Members of the 2019 International Reporting team of winners, Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo, were arrested in December 2017 after helping expose a massacre of 10 Muslim men.
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