The death of Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times correspondent Anthony Shadid in Syria on Feb. 16 was a devastating loss for journalism and for the Middle East he did so much to illuminate.

Anthony Shadid, who has died aged 43, was the most perceptive reporter of the Middle East of his generation; repeatedly braving great danger, he wrought powerfully descriptive, almost lyrical ...

In the summer of 2003, when the rest of the press corps in Baghdad fixated upon the lives of American soldiers in the desert and the nascent efforts to rebuild Iraq's government, Anthony Shadid ...

Two time Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Anthony Shadid was perhaps the most admired of his day. “I think he was the most decorated foreign correspondent of his era,” journalist and teacher ...

Those who were there said the crowd gasped. Ed Shadid, the cousin of late New York Times reporter Anthony Shadid, was speaking at a banquet for the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee on ...

Anthony's Shadid's now unbearably poignant book, "House of Stone," opens with a scene of carnage that will be familiar to anyone who read his coverage of the wars of the Middle East. As a ...

Abd al-Rahman Shadid, a senior official in Hamas, has called on Palestinians to resist what he described as 'increasing ...

James Shadid, a Bradley alum and former federal judge, is the university's 13th president. Shadid takes over during a financially challenging time for Bradley, following budget cuts and staff ...