Associate Editor
Grossfeld is a writer, editor, and photographer for the Sports section. In 1984, he won his first Pulitzer Prize for photographs of the people of Lebanon. In 1985, Grossfeld won again for his images of starvation in Ethiopia and illegal aliens on the border of Mexico.
Latest stories
What they were thinking: Sailing without sight
By Stan Grossfeld , Globe Staff
Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what’s happening in the shot.
What they were thinking: Stealing a home run
By Stan Grossfeld , Globe Staff
Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what’s happening in the shot.
For tennis phenom Sloane Stephens, fame comes with strings attached
By Stan Grossfeld , Globe Staff
Stephens, daughter of late Patriot John Stephens, has pure athleticism, charisma, and the potential to be the next great American player.
Man who roughed up Obama finally speaks
By Stan Grossfeld , Globe Staff
It took 849 days for Reynaldo Decerega to finally discuss the inadvertent elbow he delivered in a basketball game that resulted in 12 stitches for the president.