United States
I am a passionate and hard-working college student working toward a BA in Journalism at Fordham University in New York City. I wish to gain experience in the world of journalism through active participation in fields such as book publishing, magazine and newspaper writing, and marketing for varying outlets.
The Observer
Messy romance dominated television screens and social media feeds this summer. Between the TikTok-fueled frenzy around the brother-versus-brother love triangle from "The Summer I Turned Pretty" and the climactic contestant dumpings on "Love Island USA," one thing became clear: Heartbreak is no longer part of the modern love story, it is the story.
Welcome to the Kit Kat Klub of Weimar Republic Germany, where you can drink and dance the night away. Your Emcee (Adam Lambert) greets you with jokes and a smirk. The show's star, Sally Bowles (Auli'i Cravalho), stumbles in dressed as a baby and pleads with you not to tell her "mama" about her risqué...
With busy days and long nights, most students rely on coffee and energy drinks in order to power through classes and get their work done. However, excessive intake of caffeine might be more harmful than helpful. A healthier, more natural alternative is tea, which provides calm energy without the common side effects of anxiety and...
The consistent whirlwind of chaos and a stacked cast makes "Saturday Night" like no film I have seen before. I was captivated from the moment I saw Finn Wolfhard as an NBC page, imploring pedestrians to attend a free, live comedy show that night. Constantly on the edge of my seat, I laughed out loud...
Americus Times-Recorder
For more than half a century, Leila Case's byline has been part of Americus life. From courthouse trials to society weddings, presidential politics to hometown floods, her words told important stories that shaped the community. Now 93, Case can look back on 20 years as a staff journalist and nearly 30 as a columnist for [...]
In Plains, Georgia, residents gathered to honor former First Lady Rosalynn Carter Saturday morning - just two days before what would have been her 98th birthday. A crowd gathered beneath the shade trees outside the Hudson House, just steps from Billy Carter's Service Station and the railroad tracks that cut through town.
In a beautiful home, surrounded by love, wood shavings, and his thoughts, Colonel Jon D. Marsh spends his days crafting. Sometimes it is a clever bookshelf. Other times, it is a story. At 78, Marsh has played enough roles to star in a one-man show: Air Force Sergeant and air traffic controller, photojournalist, real estate [...]
In the blazing heat of the summer, keeping a yard well-maintained can be a challenge. Tasks like mowing the lawn or watering flowers may seem aggravating to some, and daunting to others. But there is a unique group of people who refuse to let the heat, or anything else, stop them from pouring love and [...]
In Plains, Georgia, the sound of water and rustling of leaves fills the silence. On a quiet patch of land framed by white flowers, a butterfly garden, and tall trees, visitors from across the state gather to pay their respects at the gravesite of President Jimmy Carter and First Lady Rosalynn Carter.
In Ellaville, Georgia, freedom is best served hot - with a side of fireworks, food, and festive community pride. On Friday night, families and friends gathered for a Fourth of July celebration at the Harrison Woods Event Center. The main event, the fireworks at 9:30 p.m., drew plenty of excitement.
Miscellaneous
A Q&A about issues of diversity and ethics in the world of political journalism
A story about a girl who fights numerous illnesses daily