Pulitzer Prizes Won By Graduates and Faculty
Twenty-eight Pulitzer Prizes have been won by faculty and graduates affiliated with the Iowa Writers' Workshop, including sixteen won by graduates since 1947, and over forty have been won by graduates and faculty of the University of Iowa.
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