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I'm passionate about telling interesting stories. Bylines: Marie Claire, Cosmopolitan, Good Housekeeping, Harper's Bazaar, Prevention, Women's Health, Town and Country, O, The Oprah Magazine, Delish, Elle UK, MSN, NBC Boston, BostInno.
Recently Published
The HBO documentary I Love You, Now Die attempts to go behind the scenes on a thorny case—the trial against Michelle Carter, who was convicted of the involuntary manslaughter of her her boyfriend, Conrad Roy III.
Why this season has felt like watching a good friend with a bad boyfriend—playing out in painful real time, with the showrunners fanning the flames.
Three daywear outfits from Princess Diana (all particularly unique) just went up for sale at London's Kerry Taylor Auctions. They sold for almost $300,000, nearly three times they were originally expected to sell for.
Vegan clothing: it's a trendy topic, but can be tough to shop. If this is something you care about, here are some brands that offer stylish vegan clothing.
Demi Lovato's always been a body-positive advocate. And so it was only natural that she would have some super-supportive words for Bebe Rexha, who took the fashion industry to task in an Instagram video, saying she was "too big" for a number of design houses to dress her.
Two years after Massachusetts voted to legalize pot, we're finally starting to see the first marijuana stores open their doors for recreational buyers. From edibles to joints, from flowers to vaporizers, it's a lot to learn if you're unfamiliar.
South Boston resident Will Noonan was just named funniest local comedian by the Improper Bostonian. He's like a millennial Bill Burr--curmudgeonly retiree combined with a manic 20-year-old.
Art is having a moment among younger audiences. As Baby Boomers start to stop collecting and begin to offload pieces as they age, millennials are starting to influence the art market in Boston.
I first saw Die Hard as a teen living in England during the early 2000s. Immediately, it was the most beautiful thing I’d ever seen.
Client Work
I contributed to the writing and editing of Facing History's 2018 Annual Report, including interviewing subject matter experts and highlighting success stories of civics in U.S. classrooms.
Perkins School for the Blind has been teaching math and science in some form for over 180 years, but they’ve evolved critically since then. Today, a STEM education curriculum helps students integrate into a technology-driven world. This recent emphasis on process and practicality may be new for some, but not Perkins.
Dancer, choreographer, set designer, director, and producer (as well as mom to three kids, including Ansel Elgot), Grethe Barrett Holby is a force of nature.
In a recent New York Times article, Alina Tugend spotlights the term "emotional readiness." Students who possess emotional readiness will be well-prepared for success in college. Those who don't may face issues in college that "can lead to students' lives' unraveling."
Pop culture icons can influence our fashion choices, dietary habits and brand preferences, but can they also influence our medical decisions? The answer is a resounding yes, according to a new study analyzing the rates of genetic testing for breast cancer in the aftermath of Angelina Jolie's 2013 op-ed piece in The New York Times.
Drew Houston has become the co-founder and CEO of Dropbox, the file hosting service with 400 million users to date. But he still says that his time at MIT was more challenging.
Multimedia
I wrote, edited, and contributed to social posts and graphics to kick off and promote notable MIT achievements and inventions in association with the $5 billion campaign.