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    May 9

    The 2022 Prizes were announced today at 3:00 p.m. EDT. Read the full list of winners and finalists (including winning and nominated work in Journalism) at .

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    May 13

    We are excited to announce that Refractive Africa: Ballet of the Forgotten, by our poet-in-residence, Will Alexander, was a finalist for the 2022 Pulitzer Prize! This mind-bending collection was published by New Directions (2021). You can purchase it at .

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    May 13

    🎉 We are thrilled for Southwest Michigan resident Diane Seuss, winner of the 2022 Pulitzer Prize for poetry 🏆 From our collection: It Blows You Hollow New Issues Press, Western Michigan University 1998

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    May 13

    . is presenting a highly anticipated new production of Anthony pathbreaking “X: The Life and Times of Malcolm X” 5/14-5/22:

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    May 13

    I’m verklempt. Thanks to our sister paper in San Antonio for this beautiful editorial. In the battle for truth, we’re all in this together. Editorial: Pulitzer-winning series stands up for democracy via

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    May 13

    👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾!

    President Lee C. Bollinger has appointed Jelani Cobb as the next dean of Columbia Journalism School. A distinguished journalist, historian, author, and professor, Cobb is a staff writer for and a member of the community since 2016.
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    May 13

    A terrific (and historic) appointment . Congratulations, !

    President Lee C. Bollinger has appointed Jelani Cobb as the next dean of Columbia Journalism School. A distinguished journalist, historian, author, and professor, Cobb is a staff writer for and a member of the community since 2016.
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    May 13

    New on the podcast: The new dean of , . He talks with about the role of journalism at a politically fraught time, diversity efforts, and the high cost of degrees from institutions like Columbia.

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    May 13

    Fantastic news!

    President Lee C. Bollinger has appointed Jelani Cobb as the next dean of Columbia Journalism School. A distinguished journalist, historian, author, and professor, Cobb is a staff writer for and a member of the community since 2016.
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    May 13

    Inspired pick — is a terrific journalist well versed in many forms. (Also, odd detail, he’s the third straight writer to serve as Dean of school)

    President Lee C. Bollinger has appointed Jelani Cobb as the next dean of Columbia Journalism School. A distinguished journalist, historian, author, and professor, Cobb is a staff writer for and a member of the community since 2016.
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    May 13

    President Lee C. Bollinger has appointed Jelani Cobb as the next dean of Columbia Journalism School. A distinguished journalist, historian, author, and professor, Cobb is a staff writer for and a member of the community since 2016.

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    May 12

    Very proud of being part of this team, finalists of with the work we did in Haiti with people I love and admire! and of course and ! 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

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    May 13

    🎉 Congratulations to our partner for its Pulitzer Prize for its investigative stories with that exposed the failure of Chicago city officials to keep tenants safe from deadly fires in dangerous residential buildings.

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    May 13

    I’m excited to share the magonistas’ story with teachers and students in the and Mexican American Studies program tonight!

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    May 13

    I go on cable TV occasionally to talk about books. Appearing on consistently yields the most engaged email responses from viewers—these are real book readers with strong views. (But unlike other cable shows, going on C-SPAN rarely wins me more twitter followers.)

    CSPAN has been walloped by cord cutting, which has slashed its revenue & audience. My column this week looked inside this venerable Beltway institution’s unlikely, poignant fight for eyeballs and relevance.
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    May 13

    Congratulations to alumnus who won a for his work on “How I escaped a Chinese internment camp.” is very proud of your accomplishments and I look forward to seeing your future achievements!

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    May 12

    So happy to tell everyone: HOW I LEARNED TO DRIVE now runs through June 12th at Manhattan Theatre Club!

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    May 12

    Congratulations to , whose play is a 2022 finalist for the for Drama! Read about how her inspired her to create this one woman show:

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    May 12

    I was so honored to share the stage with my editor & my speech with the entire newsroom at the There was something so special about winning a journalism award in that storied place.

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    May 12

    Congrats to DG member Sylvia Khoury, whose play SELLING KABUL is a finalist for the 2022 for Drama! Check out Sylvia's Playwright's Perspective essay on how her own family history motivated her to write :

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    May 12

    I will literally carry ’s 👜 across 🔥 if asked. Thankfully today it was only to a local tv interview in the library at related to being a finalist in poetry.

    Professor Mai Der Vang is interviewed by journalists from ABC30 inside the Philip Levine reading room
    Hanging today with in the campus library, with reporter talking with professor about her Pulitzer finalist recognition this week
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