Journalism Work

Collegiate Awards

• 2023 Hearst Journalism Award winner in explanatory reporting

• NYU Journalism Departmental Awards: Editor & Publisher Prize, Marlene Sanders Award, and Department Service Award (excellence in journalistic writing, excellence in print journalism, and exceptional service to the journalism department)

NYU Journalism

• Final Capstone

• Indigenous activists renew push against Chiefs name ahead of Super Bowl

Gotham Gazette

• Contentious NY-12 Primary to Conclude, with Nadler's and Maloney's Careers on the Line

• ‘I’m Not a Sidelines Person’: Elizabeth Holtzman Runs for Congress in the New NY-10

• ‘Do in Congress What I Did in Albany’: Yuh-Line Niou Runs for Congress in the New NY-10

• ‘I'm an Issue Person’: Jo Anne Simon Runs for Congress in the New NY-10

• ‘The Same Old Playbook Has Not Worked’: Dan Goldman Runs for Congress in the New NY-10

• NY-10 Candidates Talk Climate Action at Environment-Focused Forum

• What’s Next for CUNY After Three Tumultuous Pandemic School Years

• NY-10 Candidates Pitch Brooklyn Political Clubs

• ‘We Did a Lot of Really Good Things Over the Years’: Diane Savino on the Independent Democratic Conference and 18 Years in the State Senate

• City Council Examines Bills to Address Maternal Health, Racial Disparities in Reproductive Care

• Competitive Democratic Primary for Lower Manhattan Assembly Seat Being Vacated by Niou

• Sitting Senator and Former City Council Member Face Off in New Brooklyn State Senate District

• ‘A City Everyone Can See Themselves In’: Carlina Rivera Launches Bid for New York's New 10th Congressional District

• Crowded Field Forms for Democratic Primary in New Manhattan-Brooklyn 10th Congressional District

The Nation

Washington Square News

• Relief in East Village after alleged Brooklyn shooter arrested

• Gallatin appoints new dean

• Students and staff left puzzled by new mask guidelines

• NYU acceptance rate falls to 12.2% for 2022 admits

• NYU Campus Safety to increase security after several students assaulted

• Missing NYU adjunct professor found at Harlem Hospital

• Spring 2022 semester will be in person, NYU says

• NYU alumni newsletter hints at in-person spring 2022 semester

• NYU to announce spring semester plans this week

• Tandon shooting suspect arrested

• Steinhardt MCC faculty also demand the school be renamed

• Michael Steinhardt surrenders stolen antiquities worth $70 million 

• Student gov’t renews push for representation on NYU board of trustees

• More NYU students arrested for voting rights protest outside White House

• Victory for Tandon workers as tentative agreement reached with NYU

• Bomb threats at NYU force evacuations

• Bomb threats force evacuations at Brown, Columbia, Cornell

• 5 NYU students, 2 profs arrested outside White House

• City workers storm Brooklyn Bridge protesting vaccine mandate

• Prominent NYU activists publicize sexual assault allegations against one another

• Indigenous students demand visibility after being snubbed at NYU Reads event

• NYU student shot on Brooklyn campus

• Guerrilla memorial is NYC’s first statue of a trans person

• Explained: ‘Simple assault’ and the confusion

• Another student groped on campus as string of sexual assaults continues

• NYU YDSA halts fall 2021 tuition strike, plans instead for Spring 2022

• NYU Classes is dead

• Students concerned as NYU reports three gropings in two days

• Masking, testing, reopening: A guide to the fall 2021 semester

• ‘A political football’: NYU faculty grapple with nationwide vilification of critical race theory

• New Yorkers and NYU students alike show low turnout for the mayoral primaries

• After weeks of delay, NYU opens 2021-22 housing reapplications

• ‘Larry Fink should not be on the Board of Trustees’: Long-time NYU trustee is linked to ICE and private prison operators

• ‘The resilience of GSOC’: A look into the union’s history

• GSOC agrees to mediator, NYU clarifies purpose of email to parents

• NYC Mayoral Race: Meet the Leading Candidates

• Class of 2021 pushes for an in-person commencement

• Cutting ties with line cutters: A student’s friendships are tested after ineligible friends get vaccinated

• NYU to begin vaccinating students today

• NYU students ineligible for the COVID-19 vaccine take advantage of conflicting guidelines to get vaccinated

• Course registration for the Fall 2021 semester postponed until May

• Resolution addressing tuition increases and financial aid heads to the University Senate

• Tisch alumni recognized at Golden Globes and Oscars

• NYU prepares vaccination sites on campus

• Protesters Demand Justice for Breonna Taylor for Second Consecutive Day After Ruling

• Protests Demanding Justice For Breonna Taylor Sweep New York City

Pascack Press

• Boroughs get head start on environmental rules for 2022

• Q&A with Westwood Regional BOE’s new high school student reps

• Haydn S. Smith hoops tourney Sept. 11

• Westwood, Emerson shared senior bus service on the job

• Westwood seeks meeting, again, with Township on rec fees

• ‘They treated me as a friend’

• Jay Hutchinson, once a contender for police chief, promoted to deputy chief

• ‘Music in her soul’: Teen releases her first single, ‘I Would’

• Emerson’s schools chief takes long view on whole student

• Program against youth firesetting seeks volunteers, donations

• Such a ripple effect: Mom, daughter grow with their series for kids

• Westwood regroups on rec fees; Township of Washington youth lose ‘courtesy’ rate

• With Ayer as borough admin, ‘Park Ridge’s loss is Westwood’s gain’

• Borough considers adding a senior services post

PV Student Publication (High School)

Staff Profile

• Ranked the No. 1 online student newspaper in New Jersey for four consecutive years

• Led the publication to an Online Pacemaker