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UWire, the network of collegiate journalists, has named five IU students on its list of UWire 100 collegiate journalists.

Journalism majors James Brosher, Audrie Garrison and Georgia Perry joined IUSTV’s Alexis Hosier and Ronan O’Shea on the list.

UWire was founded in 1994 as a network for aspiring college journalists who contribute their own news to the site, interact with peers around the nation and post their portfolios.
Each year, the organization names its top 100. This year ,there were 825 nominees representing 135 universities.

Brosher, a junior, is a photojournalist and Web developer for the IDS. Garrison, a senior, was editor-in-chief at the IDS. Perry has written for the IDS and publishes The Robin, a satirical newspaper.

Hosier is an associate producer at IUSTV and O’Shea is sports director at the student-run TV station. Both are regular contributors to Palestra.net, a college media network.