Published Work

  • My Hunt for a Just-Slouchy-Enough Denim Shirt

    The Strategist

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  • My 88-year-old grandma lives the most fulfilled life of anyone I know. Her 'secret to success' is wildly simple.

    Business Insider

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  • At 65, The Second City tries to practice what it teaches

    Medill Reports

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  • A person with curly hair in a black hoodie and khaki pants sitting on a wooden floor in a music studio surrounded by electronic music equipment, including a keyboard, synthesizer, and various cables.

    Young tour manager shines for up and coming band formed in Evanston

    The Evanston Roundtable

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  • LISTEN: Rooted in community: Evanston Grows works toward food justice

    Medill Reports

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  • A woman with red hair wearing sunglasses, a gray jacket, and dark jeans, singing into a microphone on a stage with colorful lighting and a modern backdrop.

    Evanston native finds his ‘Voice’ on singing competition

    The Evanston Roundtable

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  • A man with glasses and a beard wearing a blue and orange shirt labeled 'Coach Himrod' is holding a white mug with colorful books printed on it. In the background, a digital screen displays information about Latinos in the U.S.

    For Junior Wildkits coach, a win is seeing players grow, learn, mature

    The Evanston Roundtable

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  • Consider the Halloween Decorations

    ViaNolaVie

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Northwestern Coursework

  • Three women are dressing a white wedding gown on a mannequin. They are in a cozy, well-lit room with wooden floors, a large mirror, and some chairs. One woman is in a white outfit, and two are in blue pajamas.

    How to Financially Navigate Your Friends’ Weddings

    Spending less money doesn't make you a lesser pal. Here's how you can afford to celebrate.

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  • Three women, one with brown hair and a blue scarf, another with black hair and yellow and purple clothing, and a young girl with brown curly hair and pink clothing, are smiling and looking at a tablet together.

    The Impossibility of Saying Goodbye to Other People's Children

    Working with kids often means signing up for heartbreak, but the growth we share makes it all worthwhile.

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  • Part of a framed book cover titled "The Atlantic" on a red background with decorative corner designs and a circular red emblem at the top.

    Ten Years of Spencer Kornhaber Making Music Make Sense

    From dragons to divas, The Atlantic writer’s critiques help readers digest the world around them.

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  • Puerto Rico Activates Through Culture, Identity and Community

    A two-way interview with Northwestern Medill student Autumn Coleman.

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