The Hill


I’ve been a breaking news reporter at The Hill in Washington, D.C. since completing my master’s degree in September 2023. Since then, I’ve written nearly 1,500 articles covering a wide range of topics, including Congress, state politics, elections, foreign affairs and more. Check out a few of my highlights below and click my author bio for more.

 
 

featured pieces:

Lawmakers tear into college heads on antisemitism
Why are college students protesting?
Kristi Noem describes killing dog after bad hunting trip in new book
Trump says bond in civil faud case is sound
Biden administration calls on Iran to release Israeli linked cargo ship 'immediately’
More pieces
 

 The Colorado Sun


My summer internship with The Colorado Sun was what kept me sane during quarantine. It helped me grow as a person and journalist and exceeded all of my expectations. As one of their interns, the whole team welcomed me with open arms, willing and ready to help me learn and improve. I was trusted with my first assignment on day one and improved throughout the summer. I wrote a variety of pieces, a long profile on a Colorado woman hiking diagonally across the state, analyzed data for a piece on the 2020 Election, traveled to the mountains to write about rafting businesses “staying afloat” and the first all-Black mural festival in Denver following the George Floyd protests. While it wasn’t the traditional newsroom internship so many get, I am extremely grateful for the work I did and the experience of learning from seasoned local journalists. A link to all of my work can be found here or the URL is posted below.

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Featured Pieces:

 
How a new community of black artists was born out of denver’s police brutality protests
Where Hickenlooper and Romanoff split on major policies in Democratic U.S. Senate primary
Donald Trump’s Colorado troubles are evident in his poll numbers, new analysis shows
More stories
 
Here’s my dog Scout, repping the Colorado Sun mask!

Here’s my dog, Scout, repping the Colorado Sun mask!