The Indiana Daily Student received first place in Division I Newspaper of the Year on Wednesday from the Indiana Collegiate Press Association. The awards were announced via the ICPA Twitter due to cancellation of their spring convention.
Additionally, the IDS was named Advertising Publication of the Year and Online Publication of the Year. The Arbutus yearbook won Yearbook of the Year.
The IDS and Arbutus yearbook also received 83 individual awards in advertising, yearbook, online and Division I newspaper.
More than 40 publications across the state of Indiana are part of the ICPA. The organization’s goal is to bring together the state’s collegiate journalists and publications.
The IDS and Arbutus individual awards are listed below.
Division I Newspaper
Best Breaking News Reporting
First place: Junior Emily Isaacman, “Parents charged for abusing, starving 12-year-old son to death in Bloomington”
Best Continuous Coverage of a Single Story
First place: Junior Ellen Hine, senior Lydia Gerike and junior Annie Aguiar, “Schooner Creek Farm”
Best Editorial Cartoon
First place: Junior Madelyn Powers, “Trump and the Giant Impeach”
Third place: Junior Madelyn Powers, “Send her back”
Best Entertainment Column
Second place: Senior Abby Malala “Think about representation for Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month”
Best Entertainment Story
First place: Emily Miles BAJ ‘19, “The role models: Drag Queen Story Hour shapes a new normal”
Best Feature Page
First place: Junior Annie Aguiar, “Bringing color to the silver screen”
Third place: Junior Annie Aguiar, “Globetrotting through the Hoosier state”
Best Feature Photo
Second place: Junior Sam House, “Lotus Fest dance”
Best Feature Story
Second place: Sophomore Madison Smalstig, “The last case: Court appointed special advocate retires after 25 years”
Third place: Junior Mel Fronczek, “The toll it took”
Best Front Page
Second place: Junior Annie Aguiar, “Sept. 5, 2019”
Best Illustration
First place: Junior Annie Aguiar, “Game of Thrones”
Second place: Kendra Wilson, BA Media Arts ‘19, “Legalize Marijuana”
Best In-Depth Story
Second place: Senior Lydia Gerike, “Open Secret: Graduate student suspended after allegations of sexual misconduct”
Best Informational Graphic
First place: Junior Annie Aguiar and sophomore Colin Kulpa, “Tom Allen is worth…”
Third place: Junior Annie Aguiar, “Class of 2023”
Best News Photo
Third place: Freshman Izzy Myszak, "Invest in me"
Best Non-Deadline News Story
Second place: Senior Christine Stephenson, “‘Thank god we are here:’ Bloomington clinic provides care to immigrant community”
Third place: Junior Lilly St. Angelo, “Workers return after GM strike: 'We didn’t lose, but we didn’t gain anything'”
Best Opinion Column
Third place: Senior Tom Sweeney, “IU meal plans appear harmful”
Best Overall Design
Second place, Staff, April 11, 2019
Best Overall Design
Third place: Staff
Best Photo Essay/Picture Story
First place: Photo Staff, Little 500
Third place: Senior Matt Begala and junior Alex Deryn, “The global climate strike comes to Bloomington”
Best Pull-Out/Wrap Section
First place: Staff, Little 500 Guide
Second place: Staff, Basketball Guide
Best Review
Second place: Junior Annie Aguiar, “‘Shrill’ is everything I have ever wanted in a television show”
Third place: Junior Kevin Chrisco, “I wanted Yandhi”
Best Single Issue
First place: Staff, Nov. 21, 2019
Third place: Staff, March 28, 2019
Best Special Section Front/Cover
Third place: Junior Annie Aguiar, Housing Guide Fall 2019
Best Sports Column
First place: Sophomore Jared Kelly, “Dawn of a new era”
Best Sports Feature Story
First place: Junior Phillip Steinmetz, “Matt Cooper almost didn’t live to race in the Little 500”
Best Sports News Story
Third place: Junior Phillip Steinmetz, “Cutters win second straight men’s Little 500 title”
Best Sports Page
Second place: Sophomore Tristan Jackson, April 22, 2019
Third place: Kendra Wilson, BA Media Arts '19 Black Key Bulls
Best Sports Photo
First place: Junior Anna Tiplick, IU v. MSU
Best Staff Editorial
Third place: Editorial board, “Indiana needs to create concise, effective hate crimes legislation”
Best Themed Issue
First place: Staff, Source
Third place: Staff, Homecoming
Best Animation/Interactive Graphic
First place: Junior Annie Aguiar, sophomore Colin Kulpa and junior Jacob deCastro, “What’s Tom Allen worth?”
Second place: Junior Vivek Rao, junior Jacob deCastro and sophomore Anna Brown, “How IU does its laundry”
Best Breaking News Reporting Online
First place: Junior Annie Aguiar, “Monroe County residents struggle with loss in tornado's aftermath”
Second place: Junior Caroline Anders, “Barge resigns as Monroe County commissioner amid harassment accusations”
Best Facebook Page
Third place: Staff, IDS Facebook page
Best News Feature Reporting Online
Second place: Junior Annie Aguiar, “A little less than kind”
Best Overall Website
First place: Staff, www.idsnews.com
Best Overall Website Design
Second place: Staff, www.idsnews.com
Best Slideshow
Third place: Photo staff, “Cutters win Little 500”
Best Special Presentation
First place: Staff, 2019 Little 500
Advertising
Best Ad Design in Special Section or Supplement
First place: Junior Cassia Chryssovergis and senior Carly Graham, Live in Btown
Best Ad Layout
First place: Junior Cassia Chryssovergis, senior Sarah Keesling and alumna Brooke Sturgeon, Breast Cancer Awareness Walk
Second place: Junior Cassia Chryssovergis, senior Carly Graham and senor Lauren Koultourides, Housing Fair Fall 2019
Best B&W Display Ad
First place: Senior Carly Graham, Bicycle Garage Inc. - Courage
Second place: Alumna Brooke Sturgeon, Little 500 Coverage
Best Display Ad
Second place: Senior Sarah Keesling, Eyes Playing Tricks?
Best Electronic Display Ad
First place: Senior Carly Graham, Elkins Apartments - Big Places. Low Prices
Best Electronic House Ad
First place: Senior Gregory Van Dyke, Housing Fair Fall 2019
Best Full Color Display Ad
Third place: Senior Carly Graham, Mays Greenhouse Spring Open House
Best Full Color House Ad
First place: Junior Cassia Chryssovergis, Email Headlines
Best General Media Kit/Marketing Package
First place: Creative team, IDS Marketing Packages
Best House Ad
First place: Junior Cassia Chryssovergis, Football email headlines
Second place: Junior Cassia Chryssovergis, senior Carly Graham and senior Lauren Koultourides, Housing Fair Fall 2019
Best Rate Card
First place: Creative team, Indiana University Student Media Kit
Best Self-Promotional Campaign (Three or more pieces)
First place: Junior Cassia Chryssovergis, senior Carly Graham and senior Lauren Koultourides, Housing Fair Fall 2019
Yearbook
Best Academics Spread
First place: Junior Ellen Hine and Andrew Williams, BS Informatics '19, “Square pegs, round holes: New center helps veterans navigate IU”
Second place: Andrew Williams, BS Informatics '19 and Molly Cunningham, “Welcome home, Hoosier”
Best Album/Portrait Section
First place: Arbutus staff
Best Cover
First place: Andew Williams, BS Informatics '19
Best Feature Photography
Second place: Andrew Williams, BS Informatics '19, Pridefest
Best News Photography
First place: Junior Ty Vinson, “Kookout's canceled”
Second place: Junior Ty Vinson, “Obama and Donnelly hug”
Best Organizations Spread
First place: Andrew Williams, BS Informatics '19, “Just strolling through: Black greeks celebrate Homecoming”
Second place: Juniors Peter Talbot and Ty Vinson, “Operation Walnut: Club saves IU's squirrels one nut at a time”
Best Overall Design
First place: Andrew Williams, BS Informatics '19 and Staff
Best Special Section
First place: Katie Franke, senior Matt Begala and Andrew Williams, BS Informatics '19, “Homecoming”
Best Sports Photography
First place: Junior Sam House, Field Hockey
Third place: Junior Anna Tiplick, IU v. Purdue
Best Sports Spread
First place: Senior Dylan Wallace, “Remembering George Taliaferro”
Third place: Junior Phillip Steinmetz, Bobby Goddin, “Big Kick Energy”
Best Student Life Spread
First place: Senior Christine Stephenson and junior Alex Deryn.
Third Place: Andrew Williams, BS Informatics '19, “IUnity celebrates MLK Day”
