Journalism

Columbia News sat down with four leading experts on journalism and free speech, including Pulitzer Administrator Dana Canedy, to discuss the challenges facing the industry and the First Amendment.

Following the racial unrest in Charlottesville — and President Trump’s response to it — take a look back at The New York Times' prize-winning series, 'How Race is Lived in America.'

In the current Nieman Reports, Pulitzer board co-chair Joyce Dehli notes that local and regional papers once informed national ones. Can new partnerships and tactics revitalize local coverage and restore that connection?

As part of the Pulitzer Centennial Campfires initiative, students at Missouri Journalism School created a digital project celebrating Pulitzer winners from small-circulation news outlets called 'No Small Pulitzers.' Learn more about their work and read a sample here.

As part of the Pulitzer Centennial Campfires Initiative, University of Central Oklahoma students participated in an event with past prize winners and wrote up accounts of what they learned. Here, Addam Francisco writes about reporter Hailey Branson-Potts, who covered the San Bernadino attack for the LA Times.

The AP assigns the right reporter to cover the interment of a World War I soldier at the dedication of the Tomb of the Unknowns in 1921.