2023 WNAF Collegiate Better Newspaper Contest

Public Affairs Reporting ( Division A,Division B) Back

  • Place Name: First Place
    Contestant Name: Media Milwaukee
    Entry Title: Beyond the Barricades
    Entry Credit: Beckett Callan, Isabella Van Lanen, Lauren Breunig, Anna Gipple, Brian Kohr, Mackenzie Krueger, Maria Peralta-Arellano, Haley Wichman, Dominique Hamilton
    Judge Comment: The Media Milwaukee team has constructed a well-designed, well-researched, and well-presented public affairs project, and I have no doubt that it had a meaningful impact on the campus community and the community at large. Outstanding work!
  • Place Name: Second Place
    Contestant Name: The Daily Cardinal
    Entry Title: Facing budget shortfalls, UW System president privately suggested chancellors ‘shift away’ from liberal arts programs at low-income campuses
    Entry Credit: Liam Beran
    Judge Comment: Sound reporting and a clarity of writing that illuminates an important story that might have never seen the light otherwise. Impressive work!
  • Place Name: Third Place
    Contestant Name: The Badger Herald
    Entry Title: UW students drive campus efforts to reform campus mental health response
    Entry Credit: Audrey Thibert
    Judge Comment: Sensitive issue handled with attention to detail and aplomb by Thibert.
  • Place Name: Honorable Mention
    Contestant Name: Media Milwaukee
    Entry Title: Campus Safety Concerns After Library Gun Incident
    Entry Credit: Cameron Knoll
    Judge Comment: A noteworthy example of the dogged pursuit of a story paying off in information that is both sensational and important to the campus community.
  • Competition Comment: None