The Student Publication Association is pleased to announce the shortlist for its Best of 2015 competition.

After sifting through *literally* hundreds of entries from student journalists across the country, along with those from our records throughout the year, we are pleased to reveal a varied shortlist of 20 articles.

Judging will resume during the coming week – so make sure to follow us on Twitter and Facebook for further announcements.

Best of 2015 Student Media Shortlist:

• UAE Student Questioned Over ISIS Course Reading: Peter Sheehan and Dan Falvey for Concrete, UAE
• Charity Fashion Shows Spends Three Times as Much as it Donates: Nathan Stilwell for The Glasgow Guardian, Glasgow
• SU President pays for 200m Hand Delivery of Paper: Will Saunders for The Badger, Sussex
• Drugs at Bristol University Investigation: Sarah Newey and Ben Parr for Epigram, Bristol
• The Human Reality of an A&E Placement: Rob Cleaver for The Medical Student
• UCL Spends Tens of Thousands on Biscuits: Rebecca Pinnington for Pi Media, UCL
• Global 100… But at What Cost?: James Beeson, Susannah Keogh & Fiona Potigny for Exepose, Exeter
• Balliol’s Shameful Treatment of a Disabled Student: Luke Mintz for the Oxford Student, Oxford
• Union Senate Fatally Flawed: Joe Evans for The Mancunion, Manchester
• Sexual Assault Probe After Revelation: Dulcie Lee, Olivia Jones and Delara Shakib for Roar!, KCL
• The NUS is alienating students: Dan Leedham for Label, Loughborough
• Anarchist Pickets End After Estate Agents Return Deposit: Mark Tovey for The Badger, Sussex
• Trinty’s Land Assets Valued at £730m: Anna Carruthers for The Cambridge Student, Cambridge
• Students angry at £270k bill to track them: Dan Seamarks for The QH, Westminster
• Anonymous Benefactor Hides Chocolate Around Library: Bridie Pearson Jones for Wessex Scene
• ‘Ant Infestation’ at Telford Court: Oliver Price and Laura Slingo for Trident Media, University of Hertfordshire
• It’s Okay to Love Children’s Plays: Angelica Hill for Cub Magazine, Queen Mary
• Two Imperial Students Sneak Into The Brit Awards: Philippa Skett for Felix, Imperial
• No Concern for Safety: Student’s Anger at Taxi Drivers: Anna Lewis for Gair Rhydd, Cardiff
• Disabled Students “Cut Off” from Campus Walkways: Chris Owen for Nouse, York