As renegade Governor Orval Faubus attempted to block the court-ordered integration of Little Rock's schools, the Arkansas Gazette executive editor declared that "the mobs in front of Central High School have at no time been in any sense representative of the people of Arkansas."
As 'The Post' picks up a Best Picture Oscar nomination, Roy Harris revisits The New York Times' prize-winning reporting on the Pentagon Papers, and it and the Washington Post's push to share the Nixon-era documents with the public.
The Pulitzer Prizes welcome submissions in all 14 Journalism categories — including the newly expanded Breaking News category. For the second year, magazines are eligible in all Prize categories.
Watch a live stream of Pulitzer Prize Administrator Mike Pride announcing the 2017 Pulitzer Prizes on April 10, 2017 at 3 p.m. Eastern Standard Time.
New York Times and AP prize winners joined Pulitzer's Gold author Roy Harris for a panel discussion at New York City's 92nd Street Y.
In Portland, Boo joined Adam Davis, executive director of Oregon Humanities, for a conversation about oppression, poverty, and the role of journalism in combatting social injustice.
A collateral cost of being a felon – or of being obese, addicted, illiterate, undocumented, homeless, or on public assistance – is how easily your experiences will be discounted
At the 2016 Pulitzer Seminar, members of AP's Seafood from Slaves team, Alissa Rubin of The New York Times and Yannis Behrakis from Reuters discuss the reporting that went into their prize-winning work.
Lois Wille, who has died at age 87, took on a taboo issue in a series that won her paper the Pulitzer Prize in Public Service. Wille went on to win a second prize in Editorial Writing in 1989 while on staff at the Chicago Tribune.
