Frank Shatz is a journalist at Daily Press. He covers a range of topics including Asia, the United States, fine art, cultural movements, social interest, diversity and inclusion, and civil rights, often reflecting on the intersections of these themes. Frank's work has been featured in the Virginian-Pilot, NewsBreak, Lake Placid News, and The Daily Gazette.
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Frank Shatz's coverage is primarily local, with a focus on culture & society and world affairs. His articles often include expert commentary, suggesting he would be interested in pitches that provide unique perspectives on international relations, diplomacy, and cultural exchange.
Given his geographic focus on Virginia and Williamsburg, pitches should consider how the proposed topic or interviewee relates to this specific region. Additionally, since Frank has covered baseball and sports to some extent, relevant stories tied to these topics could also be considered for potential outreach.
Pitches offering insights from experts well-versed in international relations and diplomacy may resonate strongly with Frank given his primary thematic interests.
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Erika Fabian is no stranger to Williamsburg or to the campus of William & Mary.
Frank Shatz talks to his niece, Erika Fabian, whose life and work chronicle a journey of resistance, creativity and testimony.
On May 15, Frank Shatz received an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters at the 333nd graduation of William and Mary. The following commentary is from his remarks at the ceremony:
During its 2026 commencement ceremonies on May 15, William & Mary bestowed on me an honorary doctorate of human letters. I was honored alongside Francis Fukuyama, a world renowned political scientist, the author of the…
During its 2026 commencement ceremonies on May 15, William & Mary bestowed on me an honorary doctorate of human letters.
