Nov 3, 2005 • 1 min read

Cardiff top Guardian's student media awards

Cardiff University took three major prizes at the Guardian's Student Media Awards, including Newspaper and Magazine of the Year and Student Journalist of the Year.

We're into the college media awards season, and the first took place last night. The Guardian announced the winners of their annual Student Media Awards at an event in London last night, and well done to the University Of Cardiff, who took three of the biggest prizes of the night. They won Newspaper Of The Year for their newspaper Gair Rhydd and Magazine Of The Year for their magazine Quench, while Quench editor James Anthony won the Student Journalist Of The Year gong. So, well done them. A full list of the winners are at the bottom of today's Daily.

Now that were in to awards season, look out for the NUS Student Journalism Awards on 12 Nov (http://www.nusonline.co.uk/studentmedia), and the Student Radio Awards on 24 Nov (http://www.studentradio.org.uk/awards/2005). One year they are going to merge all these things and make life much easier.

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