April 8th, 2021

Brad Marchand Highlight Reel

This video was created for my Sports Broadcasting course at Northeastern University.

April 8th, 2021

Tom Brady Leaving the Patriots: What Went Wrong?

This video was created for my Sports Broadcasting course at Northeastern University.

January 22nd, 2021

Rebuilding Myself

This is the first personal essay I've ever written for publication. It is also my coming out story. :)

December 16th, 2020

Women in Sports Media Are Facing More Abuse Than Ever, and We’ve Had Enough

In a hyper-polarized technology-driven society, women in sports media are far more susceptible than ever to verbal and sexual abuse, especially online, that is partially responsible for gatekeeping the patriarchal hegemony that has maintained its vice grip on sports media.

November 13th, 2020

A Look at the New Jersey Mandate that Perpetuates Homophobia Toward Lesbian Women Seeking Fertility Treatment

Although insurance typically will cover infertility treatments for women with endometriosis, lesbian women in committed relationships could not satisfy the strict heteronormative requirements and are therefore unprotected by the state mandate requiring insurance coverage for infertility treatment.

October 26th, 2020

Five Journalists and a Murderer: The Effects of a Killer Narrative

A review of the book "The Journalist and the Murderer" by Janet Malcolm, written for my Ethics & Issues in Journalism course.

October 5th, 2020

“They Can’t Kill Us All”: Lowery’s Book Resonates Even Deeper Four Years Later

Book review of Wesley Lowery's "They Can't Kill Us All," written for my Ethics & Issues in Journalism course.

October 4th, 2020

How the Politicization of Birth Control Disproportionately Affects Women with Endometriosis

A paper I wrote for my Gender and Reproductive Justice course on the legal and social repercussions that restricting birth control has one women who suffer from endometriosis.

January 17th, 2020

Being Gay & Greek

Going through Greek recruitment, or “rush,” as it’s more commonly known, is taxing enough as it is. But to experience all of that while trying to conceal part of who you are is a different experience entirely.

December 9th, 2019

The Me Too Movement: A More Meaningful Impact

Despite the widespread discussion of #MeToo and its significance worldwide, society has not yet achieved any big shift of cultural norms that would mark substantial progress toward eradicating the problem at the root, which is something that candidates, specifically Democrats, need to integrate into their platform if they’re hoping to win the 2020 election.

November 18th, 2019

Public Records in Massachusetts: Are they really as accessible as they should be?

Massachusetts doesn’t have the best reputation when it comes to things like government accountability and transparency, and the state definitely has an infamous history when dealing with access to public records.

November 15th, 2019

Young Voters Consider Climate Change Among the Nation’s Most Pressing Issues

“To me, climate change is one of the most important world issues of our time. If one day we don’t have an earth to live on, then no other issues could even exist, after all.

October 22nd, 2019

Quincy’s Updated Open Space Plan Means Better Maintenance and Diversification of the City’s Recreational Spaces

“With the last update, we felt we needed to boost recreation components because the city does a lot with its programming, but with this we’ve moved more into the climate change and preservation area.”

October 22nd, 2019

Pulling the ‘Emergency Brake’ on Massachusetts’ Vaping Crisis

A recent uptick in the mysterious vaping-related lung illnesses pushed Baker to declare a public health emergency in the state of Massachusetts in late September, banning the sale of any and all e-cigarette and vaping products.

Head Of The Charles® Regatta • October 21st, 2019

Think Racing HOCR is Tough?

Try Doing it Twice in Two Hours.

October 1st, 2019

Delving into Boston's Public Records

As a journalist, there’s something special about going out and doing your work and research away from your laptop that I’ve always appreciated.

September 30th, 2019

'They had to get out of that headache': Experts weigh in on the Patriots and Antonio Brown

“There were just too many things going on. I know people are innocent until proven guilty, but when you're a football team like the Patriots you can't have all these distractions, and you can't keep having to defend somebody week after week after week.”

March 29th, 2019

The Pentagon Papers and the First Amendment: A Research Analysis

On June 13th, 1971, the nation’s first glimpse into the top-secret report on America’s involvement in Indochina was printed in the New York Times’ Sunday Edition. Two days later, the Times received an order from a District Court judge on behalf of the Nixon administration, ordering them to cease publication of the documents that became known as the Pentagon Papers.

Head Of The Charles® Regatta • October 21st, 2018

A Banner Day for US Rowing

Men, Women, Sweep Champ Eight Races

Head Of The Charles® Regatta • October 20th, 2018

In Memoriam: Bill Cummings

The story of the legend who manned the HOCR scales for 29 years.