Columbia University
The Pulitzer Prize
Overview
The Pulitzer Prizes and Fellowships, established in Columbia University by the will of the first Joseph Pulitzer, are awarded by the University on the recommendation of the Pulitzer Prize Board. The Board meets twice annually. There are 23 categories across journalism, books, drama and music. The Prizes are announced during the spring.
Reward
Pulitzer Prize winners receive a $15,000 cash prize and a certificate, along with immense professional prestige and lifelong career advantages. Winning signifies top-tier achievement, opening doors to new opportunities, grants, and enhanced status in their fields for decades.
Eligibility
Open to all.
Application Requirements
Online application.
