Elizabeth Koh is an investigative reporter for the Boston Globe.
Before joining the Globe, she was a foreign correspondent in Seoul for the Wall Street Journal, where she covered global technology and COVID-19. She also spent three years in Florida as a reporter for the Miami Herald, where she covered healthcare policy and politics for the paper’s joint capital bureau with the Tampa Bay Times.
Her reporting has helped change state laws, trigger state and federal investigations into nonprofit misspending and prompt millions of dollars for mental health aid to parts of the Florida Panhandle after Hurricane Michael. Her stories on nursing homes in the pandemic were part of a package at the Journal honored as a finalist for the 2021 Pulitzer Prize in National Reporting.
Her byline has also appeared in the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Dallas Morning News and the Texas Tribune. A graduate of Brown University, she is an occasional speaker and guest instructor for the nonprofit Poynter Institute and a mentor through the New England First Amendment Coalition.