Nancy Gibbs was named a senior editor of Time in October 1991, chief political writer in 1996, and Editor-at-Large in 2002.
She first came to Time in 1985, assigned originally to the International section. In 1988 she became a feature writer, whose award-winning cover stories include "The Right to Die", "Teens, Sex and Value" and "The Columbine Tapes".
Nancy Gibbs was named a senior editor of Time in October 1991, chief political writer in 1996, and Editor-at-Large in 2002.
She first came to Time in 1985, assigned originally to the International section. In 1988 she became a feature writer, whose award-winning cover stories include "The Right to Die", "Teens, Sex and Value" and "The Columbine Tapes".