The Gustavian Weekly was named a 2011 Associated Collegiate Press Online Pacemaker Winner at ACP’s National College Media convention in Orlando, Florida this weekend. The Associated Collegiate Press is the oldest and largest college newspaper membership organization. It critiques and judges print and web publications, holds educational conventions, provides educational resources to its members, and ...
The Gustavian Weekly was chosen as a 2011 Associated Collegiate Press Online Pacemaker Finalist. I’m really excited to hear that we were selected to appear on this prestigious list once again. Contest winners will be announced at the ACP/CMA National College Media Convention on October 29. See the complete list of finalists.
This morning The Weekly launched an updated design. A few weeks ago we decided that it was time to update the color scheme and improve the site’s feel. This is probably the biggest design change we have made since September 2009. Utilizing the code from our most recent design, I worked with our Editor-in-Chief to ...
I recently finished designing a new website template for GAC TV, the student produced news program at Gustavus. It went live today. Check it out!
I attended the Associated Collegiate Press Best of Midwest journalism conference in Minneapolis this past weekend along with four other members of The Weekly staff. It was interesting. There were a lot of sessions on new media, relevant to what I do. At the conference, publications were given the opportunity to submit their work in ...
We relaunched The Gustavian Weekly website last week. Now that it has fresh content, I hope that you will be inspired to check it out! Let me know if you have any thoughts.
Welcome to the new tomlany.net! I am thrilled to be launching an all new home page! The site features a blog, which has not been a part of the site since June 2007, and an updated look. I hope you like it! Let me know if you have any comments. I posted a picture of ...
Tom Lany is a creative journalist, marketer, web developer, and student at Gustavus Adolphus College in southern Minnesota. More »
