My reporting spans breaking news, narrative features, data-driven investigations and stories rooted in local communities.
I covered a nationally-watched teenage murder trial, an apartment complex explosion and the abysmal water quality in a tiny Texas town.
I spent a semester investigating the police department in Marblehead, Massachusetts, cleaning, analyzing 39,000 records of police log data.
This investigation was selected as one of six across the coutry presentation at the Investigative Reporters and Editors' 2026 national data conference as part of the How We Did It: Student-Led Investigations panel.
I reported extensively on the Fenway Park workers' strikes, the first in history, and
At The Daily Free Press, Boston University’s independent student newspaper, I’ve worked across every level of the newsroom -- from section editor to managing editor to president. I’ve edited hundreds of stories, mentored dozens of journalists, and helped lead and shape newsroom standards and strategy. As president, I now oversee both editorial and management operations, combining my passion for journalism with a focus on building a stronger newsroom.
