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Hello all! Here's a snippet of the stories I've written for the St. Paul Pioneer Press, nonprofit organization ECHO Global Farm and Bethel University's student newspaper The Clarion. As a senior journalism major and graphic design minor, I love exploring how these two fields intersect and complement each other.
I'm the managing editor of The Clarion, and I'm probably the shyest extrovert on the planet. I enjoy buying oversized flannels from Goodwill and dance in my chair whenever I eat the garlic parmesan pasta special in the dining center.
Johnson is determined to give chronic pain patients a voice in the current opioid addiction crisis. She’s not sure how much more bone-grinding pain her body will take before she’s unable to walk.
For years, Maplewood volunteers have listened and documented the variety of calls made by Minnesota's 14 species. But organized listening to the amphibians is decreasing.
The Ramsey County Attorney’s Office has hired its first four-legged employee.
Shaped by founders and changed by time, Bethel tries to pinpoint its identity.
A twelve-year-old’s side job transformed into a multi-service company.
Bethel community members discuss recent budget cuts and how to respond.
A reflection of my first impressions after arriving at ECHO Global Farm.
Bethel University alum Chelsey Whitman shares how she fell in love with political science and describes how she attained her current position as a research consultant.
MPR journalist shares the devastation that vulnerable communities face and the opportunity that reporters have to illuminate overlooked stories.