KSPA wrapped up its most hectic regional contest season Tuesday with the release of results for both the Emporia State (ESU) and Kansas State (KSU) regionals. Because of Winter Storm "Q" and the blizzard...
The Feb. 21-22 blizzard moved five KSPA regionals off-site, but judges from all of those regionals have completed their tasks — despite an additional delay caused by storms just four and five days later...
Each year, the KSPA selects a student T-shirt design to be sold at the state contest. The winner receives $50 and a free shirt.The submission deadline is Friday, March 29.
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Winter Storm Q has caused the fifth of six KSPA journalism regional contests to be moved from a college campus back to individual high schools. The latest victim is the regional scheduled Friday for Wichita...
Winter Storm Q -- which may be remembered as the Blizzard of '13 -- has forced KSPA to move its Lawrence regional scheduled for Friday from the University of Kansas to individual schools.
Each of...
The 2013 regional contests scheduled for Thursday, Feb. 21 at Kansas State University, Emporia State University and Fort Hays State University have been changed to off-site contests because of heavy snow...
The KSPA and Kansas Professional Communicators (KPC) present the All-Kansas Write Off contest. This contest is an opportunity for students journalists to submit published work from the last year for critique...
Twenty-three 2012 yearbooks earned All-Kansas distinction in the annual critique service and contest. This year, 55 schools participated in All-Kansas Yearbooks. Judges from around the country judged the...
The Journalism Education Association released its new guidelines and rubric for its Journalist of the Year contest. KSPA administers the JOY contest for Kansas, then forwards the state winner to JEA to...
Kansas students won 58 of 679 national awards in the Journalism Education Association's Write-Off Contests at the NSPA/JEA national convention last weekend in San Antonio.
Of those 58 winners, 11 were...
