The President, the Press, and Proximity
The James S. Brady Press Briefing Room has been the on-grounds quarters for the White House correspondents and news photographers...
White House Correspondent Hugh S. Sidey
- Date of Work
- 1998
- Medium
- Photo
- Credit
- White House Historical Association
White House Correspondent Hugh S. Sidey
Hugh Sidey is seen here in 1998 in his office at the Time magazine, where he was White House correspondent and bureau chief. The Hugh S. Sidey Scholarship in Print Journalism was established in 2006 at Sidey's alma mater, Iowa State University, by the White House Historical Association and David M. Rubenstein to support aspiring print journalists.
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