Pavement Pieces | Nov. 2024
In the wake of the upcoming election, one of the main questions I had was why people were voting and if they were proud. I asked a set of New Yorkers from different backgrounds and of different ages what their feelings towards voting were, and if they truly are proud to be American.
Pavement Pieces | Oct. 2024
For one of my first pieces at NYU, I spoke to first time voters in New York about the upcoming election and their thoughts and feelings surrounding the contentious event. Some were confident in their vote, while others were becoming disillusioned by the impending political landscape.
The Scope | March 2022
Classmates and I joined forces to talk to students at Harvard about their reactions to a recent sexual harassment allegation against a professor. The administration did not take immediate action when addressing these allegations, so we dove into previous allegations made against professors and what Harvard's actions were.
StoryBench |July 2021
Annalise Pasztor is a filmmaker who self-taught herself animation skills. I spoke with her about her process, how she crafted her stories from pre to post production, and how she went about teaching herself how to make animations to enhance her storytelling abilities.
The Huntington News | May 2021
A group of students and I on the Huntington News staff collaborated on a multimedia piece surrounding 21 Seniors and their experiences graduating during a global pandemic. We each took on an individual story, talking to them about how they navigated this time in history as they leave school and find work in an ever changing landscape.
The Huntington News | Feb. 2020
The men's club rugby team triumphed during the 2019-20 season, going undefeated. I spoke to some players about what playing rugby means to them, and how the sport and team go much beyond what goes on on the pitch.
Unpublished Classwork | Dec. 2019
When I first came to Boston, one of the things I noticed immediately was the lack of Japanese Americans in the area. Coming from California and growing up around a very large Japanese American community, I wondered why their roots hadn't deepened as much in Boston and the East Coast. I discovered a declining number in Boston, and dug deeper into why Japanese Americans don't stay in Boston.
The Scope | Nov. 2019
For a segment in The Scope that highlights change makers in the community, I spoke with Damail Vidot, Chelsea City Council President, about how she is pushing for change in her local district. She never thought she would be a politician, and as a Latino woman, wanted to make local government more accessible to its constituents.
The Huntington News | Oct. 2019
I wrote this piece on Liam Murphy, a rookie at the time, and profiled his experience on the soccer team, having just won "Rookie of the Week." He spoke about being 'born to compete,' and how his drive to put in the work improved his playing abilities as a midfielder.
The Huntington News | April 2019
Paolo Ciuccarelli, after teaching for 20 years at the Polytechnic University of Milan, came to Northeastern to implement emerging design techniques to the new Center for Design. I spoke to him about his experiences, what he hoped to bring to Northeastern, and how his 'meta design' would make students think more deeply about design.
The Huntington News | March 2019
This was one of the games I was able to attend as deputy sports editor, writing game coverage on Northeastern men's hockey winning big in the Hockey East Championship.
The Huntington News | March 2019
As the deputy sports editor, I engaged in game coverage for Hockey, which I had never done before. I learned a lot about hockey and the sports industry, and was able to engage with a community that has a huge presence in Boston.
The Huntington News | Dec. 2018
For this story, I focused on a hockey alum and what the current players of the team were doing to support him throughout his cancer journey. Members of the team didn't know the alum personally, but were still eager to support someone whose impact on the team transcended his time at Northeastern.
The Huntington News | Oct. 2018
I was able to speak to and write a profile on Madison Mailey, who at the time, was a top rower at Northeastern. She later went on to win gold with the Canadian team at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. I spoke with her about how she got into rowing, her love for the sport, and what it taught her as a student, and athlete.
