Newhouse Students and Projects Win at Telly Awards and Society for News Design College Design Contest
Newhouse students and their projects had a strong showing at both this year’s Telly Awards and the Society for News Design (SND) College Design Contest.
At the 44th annual Telly Awards, students set new school bests with seven honors. From Newhouse’s first win for the advertising program to the recognition of a pair of military visual journalism program videos, the success exemplified Newhouse’s strengths in video, broadcast and interactive projects.
Judges awarded Newhouse nine honors in the SND competition. Publications Mixtape, Jerk and The OutCrowd swept the Best Designed Student Magazine category while recent graphic design alumna Shannon Kirkpatrick ’23 was named Student Designer of the Year for the second year in a row.
The Telly Awards
Immersive, Interactive and Mixed, Gold – “Visualizing 81” by Amanda Paule (Editorial lead), Sonny Cirasuolo (Visual & XR lead), Kevin Camelo (Web designer), Molly Gibbs (Photo lead) and Lawry Boyer (Architectural-visualization lead)
Online, Gold – “Holiday” by Gloria Lepko and Bethanie Ryan (Military Program/The NewsHouse)
Branded Content, Gold – “Perfectly Imperfect” by Allison Scherger (art director) and Ashley Wachtfogel (copywriter) for ADV program
Online, Silver – “Never Stand Still” by Averi Coppa and Manuel Serrano (Military Program/The NewsHouse)
Online, Bronze – “Loud & Clear” by Abby Weber and Mia Givens (Orange Television Network)
General Television, Bronze – “Syracuse University Freshman Chases Win on American Ninja Warrior” by Louise Rath (CitrusTV)
General Television, Bronze – “Syracuse University Community Reacts to Antisemitic Letters” by John Perik (CitrusTV)
See all the Newhouse and Syracuse University Telly winners
Society for News Design Student Contest
Student Designer of the Year: Shannon Kirkpatrick (The Daily Orange)
Best Designed Student Magazine
1st Place: Mixtape
2nd Place: Jerk
3rd Place: The OutCrowd
Art and Illustration
2nd Place: Soph Medeiros, “Appetizing Astrology” (Baked)
3rd Place: Lydia Herne, “Something Was Wrong” (Entitled to Equality)
Digital Storytelling
3rd Place: Lucinda Stroll, (Entitled to Equality)
Standalone Multimedia
2nd Place: Kate Brennan, “Aloha ʻāina” (The NewsHouse)
Alternative Story Format
Honorable Mention: Natalia Deng Yuan, “Appetizing Astrology” (Baked)