NPR的第一个女性夜间新闻主播Susan Stamberg于87岁去世。 Susan Stamberg, NPR’s first female nightly news anchor, has died at 87.

Susan Stamberg是第一位主持全国夜间新闻节目的妇女,也是NPR的创始人,她于87岁去世。 Susan Stamberg, the first woman to anchor a nightly national news program and a founding figure at NPR, has died at 87. 作为一位先驱记者,她为1972年加入后考虑的所有事物带来了温暖、真实性和知识深度,并以其独特的声音、在空中编织和以人为中心的故事讲述而闻名。 As a pioneering journalist, she brought warmth, authenticity, and intellectual depth to All Things Considered since joining in 1972 and was known for her distinctive voice, knitting on air, and human-centered storytelling. 她出生于新泽西纽瓦克,是家里第一个上大学的,从巴纳德学院获得学位。 Born in Newark, New Jersey, she was the first in her family to attend college, earning a degree from Barnard College. 她的职业生涯包括在她丈夫在印度担任外交职务期间向西非经货联盟和美国之音报告工作。 Her career included reporting for WAMU and Voice of America during her husband’s diplomatic posting in India. 她打破了作为一个女性和犹太记者的障碍, 在一个由男性主导的领域, 获得荣誉包括国家广播名人堂和好莱名人之路之星. She broke barriers as a woman and Jewish journalist in a male-dominated field, earning honors including the National Radio Hall of Fame and a Hollywood Walk of Fame star. 她于2025年9月退休,她的儿子Josh和孙女Vivian和Lena幸存下来。 She retired in September 2025 and is survived by her son, Josh, and granddaughters, Vivian and Lena.