Ƶ News Network, Phi Psi Cli yearbook and Colonnades Literary & Art Journal collect Best of Show honors at the annual North Carolina College Media Association gathering at High Point University.

Ƶ News Network, Phi Psi Cli yearbook and Colonnades Literary & Art Journal all won Best of Show awards on Feb. 24 from the . More than a dozen students were honored in the individual categories, as well.
The awards were presented at the association’s conference for college media students and advisers held at High Point University.
The awards contest included hundreds of entries from more than 20 college media outlets from across the state. Below is a list of the Ƶ winners.
Ƶ award winners
Best of Show – Newspaper
The Pendulum
Issues from and
Best of Show – Website
Ƶ News Network
Best of Show – Yearbook
Phi Psi Cli
Best of Show – Literary Magazine
Colonnades
3rd Place – Digital Storytelling
Jenna Manderioli
Honorable Mention – Digital Storytelling
Cailey Cetani
1st Place – Digital Storytelling
Naomi Washington
1st Place – Feature Writing
Sarah T. Moore
1st Place – Illustration/Graphic
Erin Martin
3rd Place – News Writing
Abigail Hobbs
1st Place – News Writing
Alicia Clanton and Alexandra Schneider
1st Place – Opinion Writing
Erin Sockolof
2nd Place – Opinion Writing
Alex Nettles
Honorable Mention – Photography
Sarah T. Moore
1st Place – Single or Two-Page Design
Jared Foutz
2nd Place – Single or Two-Page Design
Audrey Geib
2nd Place – Sports Writing
Mason Willett and Abigail Hobbs
Honorable Mention – Sports Writing
Miles Hayford
2nd Place – Nonfiction
Lucas Leveillee
“Early Thoughts on Me and Men”
Ƶ students attending the NCCMA conference included Jo Bogart ’26; Kenna Dubraski ’25; Miles Hayford ’27; Ryan Kupperman ’25; Erin Martin ’25; Liliana Molina ’27; Alex Nettles ’26; Carissa Pallander ’25; Charlotte Pfabe ’27; Sophie Rosenthal ’24; and Avery Sloan ’25. They were accompanied by Colin Donohue, School of Communications director of student engagement and special projects and instructor in journalism, and Kelly Furnas, senior lecturer in journalism.