Sheryl Gay Stolberg

At-a-Glance

Shared in two Pulitzer Prizes (1993, 1995) for spot news reporting at the Los Angeles Times.
Washington Correspondent for The New York Times, covering health policy and politics.
Author of an upcoming book, 'Contagion of Mistrust,' to be published by Random House.
Regular contributor to the news program 1A, syndicated on National Public Radio.
Attended the University of Virginia, where she served as executive editor of The Cavalier Daily.

Biography

Sheryl Gay Stolberg is an American journalist based in Washington, D.C., currently serving as a Washington Correspondent for The New York Times.

In this role, she covers the intersection of health policy and politics. Her distinguished career includes sharing in two Pulitzer Prizes during her tenure at the Los Angeles Times, and she is also at work on a book titled 'Contagion of Mistrust,' to be published by Random House.