The MIPA Hall of Fame

At the 2002 Spring Conference, the MIPA Hall of Fame was announced for the first time. Twelve publications became charter members at this event.

To be inducted into the MIPA Publication Hall of Fame a publication must accumulate nine Spartans in a 10-year span.

Newspaper

  • Buc’s Blade, Grand Haven High School, 2002
  • Focus, Midland High School, 2002
  • Main Four, Howell High School, 2002
  • Tower, Grosse Pointe South High School, 2002

Since that first year, these publications have become members of the MIPA Hall of Fame.

  • East Vision, East Grand Rapids High School, 2004
  • InPrint, Fenton High School, 2004
  • The Update, H.H. Dow High School, 2004
  • The Informer, Laingsburg High School, 2004
  • The Sailors’ Log, Mona Shores High School, 2006

Yearbook

  • Ceniad, East Lansing High School, 2002
  • Dragon, Lake Orion High School, 2002
  • Ebb Tide, Carlson High School, 2002
  • Fentonian, Fenton High School, 2002
  • Martianaire, Goodrich High School, 2002
  • Panther Tales, Birch Run High School, 2002
  • Piper, Birmingham Seaholm High School, 2002
  • Warrior, Utica High School, 2002

 

About MIPA

Michigan Interscholastic Press Association was founded in 1921. A service organization dedicated to working with teachers and students to enhance student media, MIPA is housed in the School of Journalism at Michigan State University.

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