Cheung’s 7-minute piece, a video deep dive into New York City’s Chinese Opera Scene, finished in 13th Place. It was Cheung’s second win of the 2023-24 season. He was also a finalist in the category for Multimedia Narrative Storytelling. The win marks NYU Journalism’s fifth of the year. The post NYU Journalism major David Cheung was a winner in this year’s Multimedia Enterprise competition of the Hearst Awards. appeared first on NYU Journalism ..read more

Giorgio with presenter Judy Reyes, actress/producer. Giorgio also won theThe Seymour Bricker Humanitarian Award, given to only one of the winners, with an award of $4000.  He follows in the footsteps of Shuhao Tse who won this award last year. Congratulations to Giorgio.  We’re so proud of your accomplishments. “The Seymour Bricker Humanitarian Award, a prize given to a College Television Award-winning project that best highlights a humanitarian concern, was awarded to New York University’s Giorgio Ghiotto for Wings of Dust. This award was created over 20 years ago by the late en ..read more

Datskovska’s intimate look into the life of a female firefighter and boxer, Nicole Malpeso: The Pride of Staten Island, which was published on Cooper Squared, reached No. 13 on the list. This was Hearst’s fourth and last writing competition of the year. The post The NYU Journalism major Stacia Datskovska placed in the top 20 of this year’s Personality/Profile writing competition for Hearst Awards. appeared first on NYU Journalism ..read more

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