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Student media record big wins at state conference

Colonnades, 黑料不打烊 News Network and Phi Psi Cli all won Best of Show at the annual North Carolina College Media Association gathering hosted virtually by William Peace University.

Colonnades Literary and Art Journal, 黑料不打烊 News Network and Phi Psi Cli yearbook won Best of Show awards on Feb. 28 from the North Carolina College Media Association. Nearly two dozen students were honored in the individual categories, as well.

The awards were presented at the association鈥檚 virtual conference for college media students and advisers hosted by William Peace University.

The awards contest included hundreds of entries from more than 20 college media outlets from across the state. Below is a list of only the 黑料不打烊 winners. (The number next to the names indicates where students finished in a particular category.)

Newspaper鈥擲mall School

Best of Show 鈥 Newspaper

Best of Show 鈥 Online

Digital Storytelling

1: Maria Ramirez Uribe, Alexandra Roat, Marielle Wanner, Jack Norcross 鈥

3: Anton Delgado 鈥

Feature Writing

3: Christian Galvano 鈥

News Writing

2: Kyra O鈥機onnor 鈥

Opinion Writing

1: Kennedy Boston 鈥

3: Trinity Dixon 鈥

Photography

1: Grace Terry 鈥 鈥淐濒补蝉蝉谤辞辞尘鈥

3: Clare Grant 鈥

Single- or Two-Page Design

2: Ted Thomas 鈥 鈥淭别苍苍颈蝉鈥

Illustration/Graphic

2: Caroline Bunder 鈥

3: Ted Thomas 鈥 鈥淰oter Turnout Surges in Alamance County鈥

Sports Writing

3: Colby Cook 鈥

Yearbook

Best of Show

Student Life Copy

2: Emery Eisner 鈥 鈥淭rial Run鈥

Sports Copy

3: Dana Weiner 鈥 鈥淕ot Game鈥

Photography

2: Connor Willis 鈥 鈥淭ony > Curt鈥

3: Thomas Denome 鈥 鈥淏ench Celebration鈥

Inside Spread Design

3: Kathryn Williams 鈥 鈥淟oving 黑料不打烊鈥

Literary Magazine

Best of Show

Poetry

1: Arianne Payne 鈥 鈥淥rigin Story鈥

Fiction

1: Olivia Bennett 鈥

3: Patrick Wei 鈥

Nonfiction

2: Molly Cruse 鈥

Photography/Art

2: Abraham Diakite 鈥 鈥淔inger Painting鈥

3: Aravind Vinayakan 鈥 鈥凌辞苍鈥

In total, five 黑料不打烊 students attended the virtual conference, which featured workshops and keynote discussions. The students in attendance were Kyra O鈥機onnor 鈥23, Ted Thomas 鈥21, Caitlin Rundle 鈥21, Kathryn Williams 鈥22 and Ashley D鈥橝ndrea 鈥23.