From left: Ithacan Managing Editor Lara Bonner ’13, CSPA presenter C. Bruce Watterson and Ithacan Editor in Chief Aaron Edwards ’12. Photo by Rebecca Castillo. |
The Ithacan had its best showing ever
at the Spring National College Media Convention in New York City last weekend.
The Columbia Scholastic Press Association awarded The Ithacan two Gold
Crown Awards for the newspaper and a Silver Crown Award for the website. In
addition, the paper won the Apple Award for Best in Show in its category.
The
details: The Newspaper Gold Crowns were for Fall 2010 and Spring 2011 (academic
year 2010–11, Libby Sile ’11, editor in chief). The Digital Silver Crown was for
this year (Aaron Edwards ’12, editor; Honest Charley Bodkin ’15, webmaster).
The Apple Award for Best in Show, presented by the College Media
Association, sponsors of the convention, is based on a single-issue entry from
2011. The paper entered its "Season of Protest" issue from November
10, 2011.
The
Gold Crowns are a tough nut to crack: There have been several years where only
big-university dailies made the finalist list. In the past, The Ithacan
has won the Newspaper Gold Crown once, the Newspaper Silver Crown seven times,
the Digital Gold Crown twice and the Digital Silver Crown once. This is the eighth time the paper has won the
Apple Award for Best in Show in the 11 years they have been presented. The only other publication to win two Newspaper Crowns, a Digital Crown and the Apple Award in its category in this year’s competition was the Indiana Daily Student from Indiana University.
Congratulations
to the editors, staff and alumni for their outstanding achievement!
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