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I worked at The Philadelphia Inquirer from 2015-2020.
  • Rotting from Within: How water intrusion in new homes turns American dreams to rot
  • ​Getting Away with Murder in Chester​
  • ​Law offices, clergy forged ties stymieing prosecutions
  • ​Risky makeover of Divine Lorraine takes another step forward
  • Amid a building boom, a North Philly property collapses, killing well-known contractor
  • ​A case is dropped, but a pattern of race is raised
  • Chester teen's dreams gone in a flash​​​ ​
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Between Sept. 2014 and Dec. 2014, I interned at The Wall Street Journal, writing for the health and science team. 
  • Ebola Still Weighs on Texas Hospital
  • Ebola Unease Hangs Over Dallas
  • ​A-hed: Tech-Savvy Tots Talk to Cyber Santa
  • Virtual Reality Therapy Shows New Benefits
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In the summer of 2014, I interned at Bloomberg News, writing for the telecom and media team. 
  • BuzzFeed’s Valuation Tops Tribune’s Validates Approach
  • Hit Kardashian Video Game Lifts Glu Mobile From E-List
  • ​No Aereo? Alternatives Require More Money, Savvy
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In the summer of 2013, I interned on the business desk of The Charlotte Observer. (Note: The Charlotte Observer removes articles from its website a few years after publication — the following links are PDFs of clips.)
  • Nearly 13,000 N.C. jobless stuck in backlogged benefits
  • Battle of the Doughnuts
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While at UNC-Chapel Hill,  I helped  launch Synapse Magazine, the university's first independent tablet magazine devoted to investigative long-form journalism. 
  • The Cost of a Scandal: How three scandals in three years have left UNC-Chapel Hill with a $5 million bill | Finalist for SABEW's Best in Business Awards, 2013
  • The College Catch-22: When it comes to handling students whose behavior is self-threatening, universities are forced to make tough calls. How much intervention is too much?
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​I worked at The Daily Tar Heel, UNC-Chapel Hill's student-run newspaper, from 2010-13. During my stint, I was the first to break a story about UNC-CH's handling of sexual assault — a story that garnered national attention and was later referenced in publications such as The New York Times.
  • UNC sexual assault victims speak up about imperfect system
  • Complaint: UNC pressured dean to underreport sexual assault cases
  • 5 submit complaint against UNC over sexual assault
  • Department of Education launches second review of UNC
  • Chancellor Holden Thorp halts controversial Gambill hearing