Journalism students honored at 41st annual Quill Awards

The event honored excellence achieved during the academic year and celebrated the commitment and dedication of journalism professionals.

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May 1, 2025, 10:43 AM

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The Media Studies Program at Mercy University in Dobbs Ferry recognized outstanding students and professionals in the industry at the 41st annual Quill Awards Wednesday evening.

The event honored excellence achieved during the academic year and celebrated the commitment and dedication of journalism professionals.

One of the student winners shared advice for success, saying "start today" and emphasizing the importance of taking action.

News 12's Lisa Salvadorini received a Professional Achievement Award for her work covering stories in Westchester and the Hudson Valley.

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