Notable Former Reporters
William Cameron Sproul, former Pennsylvania governor and 1920 Republican presidential candidate.
F. Gilman Spencer Sr., 1974 Pulitzer Prize winner in editorial writing.
Orrin Evans, jazz pianist.
Joby Warrick, 1996 Pulitzer Prize winner for public service in journalism.
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