<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1pvyMa_1H3bboUL00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1pvyMa_1H3bboUL00" width="1000" height="600" ></figure>The Indiana Daily Student was honored with numerous awards at the Fall National College Media Convention 2026 held in Kansas City, Missouri from Nov. 4-7. The convention was sponsored by the Associated Collegiate Press and College Media Association. During the convention, top awards nationwide were presented in several categories.The Student Press Law Center presented The Reveille Seven Courage in Student Journalism Award to Mia Hilkowitz and Andrew Miller. According to The Student Press Law Center, "The Courage in Student Journalism Award recognizes student journalists who have demonstrated exceptional determination and support for student press freedom, despite resistance or difficult circumstances. It is presented to a student news organization, student journalist or team of journalists who challenge censorship, onerous school policies, retaliatory funding changes or other obstacles to their ability to freely report on the issues that matter to their school community.”Additionally, the IDS was honored with several Pacemaker Awards from the Associated Collegiate Press. The Pacemaker Award is an esteemed honor which has been annually presented since 1927. Often referred to as the "Pulitzer Prize of college journalism", it recognizes overall excellence in differing journalistic categories. The IDS was recognized with two Pacemaker awards: the Multiplatform Pacemaker and the Newspaper Pacemaker. Furthermore, it was named an Innovation Pacemaker Finalist for its work on the IDS Commemorative Poster Sale Project. The College Media Association presented the IDS with numerous Pinnacle Awards. The Pinnacle Awards recognize outstanding student-produced work from colleges and universities across the nation. According to The College Media Association, there were a total of 3,587 entries and 1,225 finalists across 8 categories nationwide this year.The IDS received four first place awards, one second place, four third place, and one Honorable Mention.The IDS won the following awards:First PlacePeriodic Newspaper of the YearFirst PlaceColumn WritingIU fires student media director after he refused to censor the IDS; IU has now fully cut IDS print. What more is there to say?; IDS to continue printing after IU reverses courseMia Hilkowitz, Andrew MillerFirst PlaceSports Feature‘Pursuit of perfection’: Carson Tyler and the craft of falling gracefullyMateo Fuentes RohwerFirst PlaceSpring 2026 Housing &amp; Living GuideStaffSecond PlaceInvestigative Sports StoryCould Big Ten schools use NIL deals to circumvent salary cap?IDS and Arnolt Center for Investigative JournalismThird PlaceBreaking NewsBloomington celebrates as IU wins national championshipStaffThird PlaceInvestigative ReportingBloomington Meadows Hospital jeopardized safety and health, patients allegeStaffThird PlaceCampus Media Participation10 Days of Giving GiveawayStaffThird PlaceRate Card/Media KitIDS Rate CardStaffHonorable MentionDiversity CoverageHe felt unheard; IU Jewish community comes together to grieve; The music manNatalia Nelson, Deshna Venkatachalam, Elizabeth SchuthAdditionally, the IDS won Best in Show honors presented by the Associated Collegiate Press.The awards are as follows:First PlaceWebsite (four-year campus, more than 15,000)Second PlaceDesign: Newspaper/Newsmagazine22 GamesChloe LaVelleThird PlaceReporting &amp; Writing: Sports StoryThe Last RideMateo Fuentes-RohwerFourth PlaceReporting &amp; Writing: News StoryBloomington Meadows Hospital Jeopardized Safety and Health, Patients AllegeStaffFifth PlaceYearbook ArbutusStaffSixth PlaceReporting &amp; Writing: Feature StoryThe Phone CallNatalia Nelson</div></body>

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The Indiana Daily Student was honored with numerous awards at the Fall National College Media Convention 2026 held in Kansas City, Missouri from Nov. 4-7. The convention was sponsored by the Associated Collegiate Press and College Media Association. During the convention, top awards nationwide were presented in several categories. The...

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The Indiana Daily Student was honored with numerous awards at the Fall National College Media Convention 2026 held in Kansas City, Missouri from Nov. 4-7. 

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