Pulitzer Stories

Video of David M. Oshinsky, Daniel Walker Howe and Alan Taylor's lectures is now available online.

A new independent documentary on the Pulitzer Prizes, 'The Pulitzer at 100,' is set for release July 21, 2017, in New York. We spoke to director Kirk Simon about the making of the film.

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?

'A humble wooden stage with a velvet curtain can still be a site for soul-shattering revelation,' Pulitzer-winning playwright Doug Wright said when explaining why he writes.

For this tough critic, the success of architectural design was not just a question of eye appeal.

In more ways than one, “Enrique’s Journey” started Sonia Nazario on a journey of her own.

So far, Dan Neil is the only critic to win a Pulitzer Prize for Criticism for writing about cars. This revved-up holiday-season column demonstrates why he won.

A Chicago columnist sees the flaws in the Reagan-era gloss on civil rights.

With a measured hand, a columnist adds historical perspective to hypocrisy of the first order.

A transplant from Great Britain wins the hearts and minds of Pulitzer juries.