Remembering Mike Pride (1946-2023)
The only person who served as co-chair of the Pulitzer Prize Board and as administrator of the awards, Pride died on April 24 from complications of a blood disorder. He was 76.
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One more look back, with gratitude
Ahead of the 2017 Pulitzer announcement on April 10, we take a look back at the hundreds of events produced with the Federation of State Humanities Councils celebrating the 2016 prize centennial.
Hate and racism in the South gave rise to ‘social justice journalism’
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.
Here's your chance to relive Charlotte’s prickly cartoon history
If you think supervising a cartoonist is a barrel of laughs, think again. Ed Williams did so for a quarter century as editorial page editor of The Charlotte Observer.
America needs a moral vision
On the 75th anniversary of the Pulitzer Prizes, the president of Columbia University laid down a challenge for winners past and present.
Pulitzer gathering revisits 'the story that doesn't end'
David Moats of the Rutland Herald reflects on the largest-ever gathering of Pulitzer Prize winners at the Newseum in Washington, DC -- the kickoff to the 2016 year-long Pulitzer Centennial celebration,
A joyous celebration
A slideshow of images from our Centennial Kickoff events at Newseum and The Washington Post headquarters in Washington, D.C.
Pulitzer Prizes begin 2016 Centennial anniversary
'We are excited about the more than 100 events planned for 2016, organized by communities from Guam to Bar Harbor, Anchorage to Miami. And the four marquee events have great potential to inspire new audiences around the best of American journalism, letters, drama and music.'