The Pulitzer Prize

The Pulitzer Prize is a prestigious American award recognizing excellence in journalism, literature, and musical composition. Established in 1917 by newspaper publisher Joseph Pulitzer, it honors outstanding achievements in various categories, including investigative reporting, fiction, and drama. Awards are granted annually, with winners selected by juries of experts. The Pulitzers are highly regarded and can significantly enhance the reputation of recipients and their work. They aim to promote high standards in journalism and the arts, celebrating impactful storytelling and insightful reporting that contribute to society and culture.