1980년 퓰리처상은 1980년 4월 14일에 발표되었다.[1] 저널리즘과 예술의 19개 부문에서 총 1,550개의 출품작이 상을 받았다.[2] 수상자는 Clayton Kirkpatrick이 주재하는 16명의 퓰리처상 위원회에 의해 선정되었다.[3] 퓰리처상 역사상 처음으로 수상자와 함께 결선 진출자가 발표되었다.[2]
결과는 아래에 나열되어 있다. 각 부문의 우승자를 먼저 굵게 표시하고 다른 결선 진출자를 그 뒤에 표시하였다.
공공 서비스 | Gannett News Service (For articles by John M. Hanchette, William F. Schmick, and Carlton Sherwood)[1] |
For "Story of the Pauline Fathers", its 18-day series on misuse of financial contributions to the Pauline Fathers.[2][4] |
The Miami Herald (For articles by Carl Hiaasen, Patrick Malone, and Gene Miller) |
For "Dangerous Doctors: A Medical Dilemma", an 8-part series on medical incompetence, malfeasance, and abuse.[5] | |
The Miami Herald (For articles by Danny Goodgame, Patrick Riordan, and Morris Thompson) |
For "Police Brutality: The Dangerous Few", a 5-part series on cases of police brutality in Dade County.[5] | |
The Philadelphia Inquirer (For articles by Rod Nordland and Josh Friedman)[4][6] |
For "Poison at Our Doorsteps", a series on irresponsible disposal of toxic waste.[4] | |
St. Petersburg Times | For its investigation of the Church of Scientology. (Moved by the Board to the National Reporting category.) | |
속보 보도 | Staff of The Philadelphia Inquirer | For coverage of the Three Mile Island nuclear accident, including a 22,000-word recounting of the accident by 39 reporters and photographers.[2][7] |
Staff of the Chicago Tribune | For coverage of the worst air crash in history and the blizzard of 1979. | |
Staff of the Greensboro Daily News (North Carolina) | For coverage of the Greensboro massacre, a shooting at an anti-Ku Klux Klan rally.[1][8] | |
탐사 보도 | Stephen A. Kurkjian, Alexander B. Hawes Jr., Nils Bruzelius, Joan Vennochi and Robert M. Porterfield of The Boston Globe | For a 10-part exposé on mismanagement of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority.[9] |
Carole E. Agus, Andrew V. Fetherston, Jr., and Frederick J. Tuccillo of Newsday (Long Island, New York) | For their investigation of a scandal at the Southwest Sewer District in Suffolk County.[10] | |
Charles R. Cook and James S. Carlton of The Port Arthur News (Texas) | For their exposé on the use of road oil contaminated with cyanide and other toxic chemicals, distributed by Browning-Ferris Industries.[11][12] | |
Judy Grande and Brian Gallagher of The Journal News (Nyack, New York) | For the 5-part series, "Getting Away with Murder", exposing the shoddy investigation and prosecution of murders in Rockland, New York.[13] | |
Lewis M. Simons and Ron Shaffer of The Washington Post | For a series on fraud committed by officials of a low-income housing organization, P.I. Properties, including Marion Barry's ex-wife.[14][15] | |
국내 보도 | Bette Swenson Orsini and Charles Stafford of the St. Petersburg Times | For their 16-part investigation of the Church of Scientology.[16] |
Joseph P. Albright of Cox Newspapers | For "Our Trillion Dollar Treasure", a series on energy policy regarding oil and gas under federally owned lands.[17][18] | |
George Anthan of The Des Moines Register | For "Vanishing Acres", a 7-part series on the dwindling amount of good farmland.[17][19][20] | |
Staff of the Los Angeles Times | For a series on chemicals in the environment, "The Poisoning of America".[21] | |
국제 보도 | Joel Brinkley, reporter, and Jay Mather, photographer of The Courier-Journal | For the 4-part series, "Living the Cambodian Nightmare", about refugees from the Cambodian–Vietnamese War.[22] |
Peter Arnett of the Associated Press | For "The World's Homeless", a 6-part series about international refugees, with photographs by Eddie Adams.[17][23][24] | |
Fox Butterfield of The New York Times | For dispatches from China. | |
Staff of the Los Angeles Times | For coverage of Iran. | |
특집 기사 | Madeleine Blais of The Miami Herald | For a selection of stories profiling families and individuals.[5] |
Bonnie M. Anderson of The Miami Herald | For "The Execution of My Father", about her father's execution during the Cuban Revolution in 1961.[5][25] | |
John R. Camp of the St. Paul Pioneer Press | For a series of articles about Native American culture.[26] | |
Saul Pett of the Associated Press | For an article on the snail darter controversy.[1][27] | |
논평 | Ellen H. Goodman of The Boston Globe | For her syndicated daily column, commenting on a variety of topics.[9] |
Richard Reeves of Universal Press Syndicate | For his syndicated political column.[28] | |
Carl T. Rowan of the Chicago Sun-Times and Syndicate | For his syndicated column. | |
비평 | William A. Henry III of The Boston Globe | For critical writing about television.[9] |
William C. Glackin of The Sacramento Bee | For his drama and music reviews.[29] | |
William K. Robertson of The Miami Herald | For a collection of columns and book reviews.[5] | |
사설 | Robert L. Bartley of The Wall Street Journal | For editorials on a variety of topics.[17] |
John Alexander of the Greensboro Daily News (North Carolina) | For editorials about the Greensboro massacre.[30] | |
Alfred Ames and Joan Beck of the Chicago Tribune | ||
Bruce C. Davidson, Thomas N. Oliphant, and Anne C. Wyman of The Boston Globe | For the 8-part series, "Search for an Energy Policy".[17][31][32] | |
Tom Dearmore of the San Francisco Examiner | For editorials on a variety of topics.[17] | |
만평 | Don Wright of The Miami News | For his cartoons, exemplified by "Florida State Prison".[33][34][35] |
Richard Locher of the Chicago Tribune | ||
Paul Szep of The Boston Globe | ||
속보 사진 | Anonymous, distributed by United Press International. In 2006, the photographer was identified as Jahangir Razmi of Ettela'at.[36][37] |
For "Firing Squad in Iran", depicting the execution of prisoners in the 1979 Kurdish rebellion by an Iranian government firing squad.[36] |
Robert L. Gay of the Charleston Daily Mail (West Virginia) | For a series on a crazed veteran holding 29 hostages in a church.[38][39] | |
Michael Haering of the Los Angeles Herald Examiner | For a photo of a girl being struck by a car at a demonstration outside the house of the Shah of Iran's sister in Beverly Hills.[40] | |
특집 사진 | Erwin H. Hagler of The Dallas Times Herald | For a 23-picture series documenting the life of cowboys in the Texas Panhandle.[41][42][43] |
David A. Kryszak of The Detroit News | For a series on children of Cambodia. | |
John J. Sunderland of The Denver Post | For a series on living and dying in a hospice. |
범주 | 제목 | 저자 |
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픽션 | The Executioner's Song | 노먼 메일러 |
Birdy | 윌리엄 와튼 | |
The Ghost Writer | 필립 로스 | |
연극 | Talley's Folly | 랜포드 윌슨 |
역사 | Been in the Storm So Long | 레온 F. 리트윅 |
The Plains Across | 존 D. 언루 주니어 | |
The Urban Crucible | 게리 B. 내쉬 | |
전기 또는 자서전 | The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt | 에드먼드 모리스 |
Being Bernard Berenson | 메릴 시크릿 | |
Bernard Berenson, The Making of a Connoisseur | 어니스트 사무엘스 | |
The Duke of Deception | 제프리 울프 | |
시 | 엄선된 시 | 도널드 저스티스 |
Goshawk, Antelope | 데이브 스미스 | |
엄선된 시 | 리처드 휴고 | |
일반 논픽션 | 괴델, 에셔, 바흐: 영원한 황금 노끈 | 더글러스 호프스태터 |
The Madwoman in the Attic | 산드라 M. 길버트 와 수잔 구바 | |
The Medusa and the Snail | 루이스 토마스 | |
음악 | In Memory of a Summer Day | 데이비드 델 트레디치 |
After the Butterfly | 모튼 서브트닉 | |
Quintets for Orchestra | 루카스 포스 |