Hilltop Views wins Best of Show, eight awards at TIPA 2016

Jacob Sanchez|April 2, 2016

Hilltop Views editors Amanda Gonzalez, left, Jacob Rogers, Rosemond Crown, Jacob Rogers and Victoria Cavazos with their awards from TIPA.

DALLAS — Hilltop Views won Best of Show and eight other awards at the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association conference April 2.

TIPA is a statewide college journalism organization that holds an annual conference.

Hilltop Views entered Issue five of Volume 39, published February 24.

The newspaper won:

• Best of Show Division Two

• Second for Special Edition/Section — Hilltop Views Special Report: Sexual Assault

• Second for Best Breaking News Video: Rosemond Crown and Jacob Sanchez — Fire in Fine Arts Building

• Second for Opinion/Editorial Page Design: Sanchez

• Third for News Story: Jacob Rogers and Sanchez — New law requires private universities to disclose police reports

• Third for Single Subject Design: Nicole Burg

• Third for Information Graphic: Burg — Sexual Assault in Texas

• Honorable Mention for News Story: Sanchez — St. Edward’s seeks second attorney general opinion on open records

• Honorable Mention for General Column: Sanchez — Man or machine: Here’s how Romney could save the GOP, US from Trump

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An ASL elective was offered for the first time this semester based on popular student interest. As the spring semester comes to an end, students provide personal feedback and insight about their experience taking the course.

Students provide feedback of newly-added American Sign Language elective

Seminet sits in his office, Holy Cross 304. “It takes a particular individual to want to learn not just one language as a second language, but a third language as well,” Seminet said. “… Not only does it open up doors in the world, but I think it also gives you a lot of insight into yourself and who you can be, the potential that you have.”

Exciting new major focused on foreign languages comes to languages, literatures, and cultures department

Sign of the Wild Basin Wilderness Preserve at the entrance of the Wild Basin Creative Research Center.

Wild Basin invites St. Edward’s community to visit the preserve

Bon Appétit’s director of operations Elvin Lubrin and assistant general manager Kella Tyson discuss operating statistics encompassing campus dining before opening for a Q&A.

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