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“The Winners of the Rolling Stone College Journalism Awards Are ...”
“Park is from Bethesda, Maryland, and in his second year at Duke University.”
“Curtis is currently a senior enterprise reporter at The Battalion and formerly its editor-in-chief.”
“Henry Metz (University of Pennsylvania), Seyun Park (Duke University), and Ian Curtis (Texas A&M) are the winners of the 2026 College Journalism Awards.”
“A Job Well Done 33 minutes ago ‘A Two-Hour Escape’: Inside Savannah Bananas’ Record-Breaking Night at Kyle Field Home Run!”
“He is a member of The New York Times Corps mentorship program and is from College Station, Texas.”
“Seyun Park’s story “ ‘He Likes the Attention’: Stephen Miller, Through the Memories of His Duke Classmates ” won in the Feature Writing category.”
“Their stories are available to read on RollingStone.com now.”
““‘Prestige’ used to mean escalation and consequence, but now it allows intensity without expansion,” he writes.”
“He will complete his bachelor’s degree in journalism in 2027.”
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“These students impressed us with their discerning angles, diligent research, and captivating storytelling.”
“Alison Krauss and Union Station Cancel Remaining Tour Dates: Singer Advised to Take a 'Vocal Rest' How Mark Carney Became Leader of the Free World by Standing Up to Trump Established in 1975, the Rolling Stone College Journalism Awards seek to encourage achievement in student journalism and recognize excellence among college newspaper reporters, writers, and editors.”
“Metz’s essay observes how The Bear utilizes the similar techniques as previous Golden Age of Television series (like The Sopranos and Game of Thrones ) to exaggerate small-scale conflict to melodramatic proportions.”
“He currently serves as the university news editor for The Duke Chronicle and is pursuing a degree in political science and journalism.”
“Park interviewed Duke alumni, including some of his former colleagues at their student publication The Chronicle , about their interactions with Miller, creating a portrait of the ever-contentious White House adviser when he was just a Blue Devil studying PoliSci.”