VTDigger Wins 7 NENPA Awards for Reporting and Photography
VTDigger earned seven New England Newspaper & Press Association awards, including three first-place finishes in photography, protest coverage, and racial reporting.
Arts & Identity Reporter
Zoe Kim is a sophomore from Seattle, Washington, multiracial (Korean and White), with a Studio Art minor and active involvement in campus music. She brings a creative, emotive voice to her coverage of arts, music, and issues of identity. Her writing is experimental, personal, and rhythmic.
VTDigger earned seven New England Newspaper & Press Association awards, including three first-place finishes in photography, protest coverage, and racial reporting.
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