Hannah Dreier The New York Times Sarah Stillman The New Yorker Sarah Conway City Bureau Invisible Institute Reuters The Washington Post Katie Engelhart NYT Magazine Vladimir Kara-Murza Justin Chang Los Angeles Times David E. Hoffman The Associated Press Yohance Lacour ProPublica Josh Kaplan Justin Elliott Brett Murphy Alex Mierjeski Kirsten Berg Eboni Booth Roundabout Basic Books UT Austin Jonathan Eig Farrar,Straus&Giroux Simon & Schuster Simon & Schuster Cristina Rivera Garza Hogarth Books Random House Group University of Houston Georgia Review UGA Press UC San Diego Congratulations to Nathan Thrall and Metropolitan Books. #Pulitzer

The New York Times reporter Hannah Dreier won the Pulitzer Prize for investigative reporting for her series on America's hidden migrant child workforce.

Last year, she shared key findings from one of the stories. Read more about the series here. nyti.ms/44xM1qV

Hannah Dreier The New York Times Sarah Stillman The New Yorker Sarah Conway City Bureau Invisible Institute Reuters The Washington Post Katie Engelhart NYT Magazine Vladimir Kara-Murza Justin Chang Los Angeles Times David E. Hoffman The Associated Press Yohance Lacour ProPublica Josh Kaplan Justin Elliott Brett Murphy Alex Mierjeski Kirsten Berg Journalists and media workers covering the war in Gaza have received a 2024 #Pulitzer Prize Special Citation.

Breaking News: This year's Pulitzer Prize winners have been announced. The New York Times and The Washington Post won three awards apiece. ProPublica won the public service award. nyti.ms/3JN2QES

See the full list of winners. nyti.ms/4ac7KWC

The OPC has named its Continuing Coverage of Conflict Award, a new category created in 2024 to honor reporting on underreported conflicts, after Shireen Abu Akleh, a prominent Palestinian-American journalist who was killed during an assignment in 2022. opcofamerica.org/world-press-fr…

Congratulations to محمود حبوش Mahmoud Habboush, whose New Lines piece was nominated this week for a James Beard media award, which recognizes the importance of culture & history in food journalism.

🔗 Read 'Medieval Arabic Culinary Literature Offers Lessons for the Present”newlinesmag.com/essays/medieva…

In a letter from the editors in Columbia Daily Spectator, Esha Karam and I offer a sharp critique of Columbia and the NYPD’s reprehensible treatment of our journalists as officers harassed, bullied, and forced us off campus before brutalizing our peers (🧵): columbiaspectator.com/opinion/2024/0…

A New York Police Department officer fired their gun inside of Hamilton Hall during the Tuesday sweep, Carlos Valdez, commanding officer of the Emergency Service Unit, confirmed during a Friday morning press conference.
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.New York Magazine's new cover package, in partnership with the Columbia Daily Spectator, is an intimate look at the events on the ground at Columbia University in the midst of antiwar protests. It is written and photographed entirely by staff at the Spectator. Read more: nymag.com/press/article/…

And one of our photographers took over 100 portraits of members of the community, who all had their own message to Columbia: columbiaspectator.com/photo-essays/2…

The Eye surveyed 37 arrested students and interviewed four, who described a community of students making complicated financial and personal risk calculations before the first arrests of a global student protest movement.
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Neil Bedi bora Marco Hernandez Ishaan Jhaveri Arijeta Lajka Natalie Reneau Aric Toler Sergio Olmos The pro-Israel counter-protesters at UCLA were organized by a group funded by billionaire Bill Ackman and friends, including Jessica Seinfield (the wife of Jerry), kate briquelet at The Daily Beast reported earlier this week. thedailybeast.com/jessica-seinfe…