Journalism

The Atlantic

I am currently an assistant editor at The Atlantic on the Ideas desk. Prior to this role, I was an editorial fellow and worked on the Family, Education, and Ideas desks. 

My clips can be found here.
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The Johns Hopkins News-Letter

I served as editor-in-chief of the college newspaper, The News-Letter, which has been the independent, student-run publication of the university since 1896. I wrote about Hopkins and Baltimore and myself. I explored my struggles with anxiety and how John Green helped me come to terms with my mental health problems. I reported on how the University's plan to stop student organizations from using the Hopkins name angered the student body. I also wrote about Michael Bloomberg's historic donation to the University, and how it would affect low-income students.

For a full list of my clips, click here.
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WYPR-FM, Baltimore 

I interned for Midday, a daily news talk show on WYPR, Baltimore's NPR-affiliate station. While I interned there, I produced four shows: on the future of affirmative action in college admissions, how after-school sports in Baltimore support kids, pushback against Hopkins' place for a private police force, and the debate over universal pre-K.