The Orion takes first place in national journalism contest
Two stories from The Orion have earned “Story of the Year” recognition in the Associated Collegiate Press’ yearly contest.
Both stories examine Chico State’s administration, with “Entitled and demanding” and “Cuts for education, cash for administration”.
The ACP presents the “nation’s top awards in collegiate media”. Articles from Fall 2024 to Spring 2025 were submitted and evaluated by a panel of professionals.
“Entitled and demanding”took first place in the editorial column subcategory for Story of the Year, following Chico State’s Public Relations Director Andrew Staples using those words to describe Orion reporters.
The winning stories were selected from submissions across the nation, solidifying The Orion's reputation in collegiate media.
Author's summary: The Orion wins national journalism award.
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