WRITING
My writing spans multiple modalities, including journalistic articles, technical documents, creative writing, and grant writing
Big Tech is Watching You
Are we trading convenience for privacy? Every time we use our tech devices, we contribute to the increasingly inescapable ad economy. In this article for The Current's spring 2022 issue, I tackle the dilemma of how ad agencies and tech companies are teaming up to not only understand our consumer behavior, but to shape it as well.
The War Over America's Superfood
Avocados have been dominating the U.S. food market over the past decade, but what does this growing demand mean for top producers of the fruit in Mexico? In this article for The Current, I explore the socio-political dynamics between Mexican cartels, Mexican farmers, American companies, and American consumers.
After Decades of Absence, Aaliyah's Music is Finally Available to Stream
Nearly 20 years after Aaliyah’s untimely death, the groundbreaking R&B singer’s full music catalogue is now available on streaming services. After much anticipation, fans can finally access the “One in a Million” and “Aaliyah” albums online—but many are still wondering what took so long.
'ILLUMINATING SURVIVOR VOICES' THROUGH THE ARTS
The Larry Nassar trial exposed the inner frameworks of sexual abuse at Michigan State University. Survivors finally felt the courage to break their silence, and Professor Nancy DeJoy showcased poetry from survivors in her art exhibition, Illuminating Survivor Voices, to show how silence, and the breaking of it, affects survivors.
ART EXHIBIT UPCYCLES PLASTIC WASTE TO ADDRESS ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES
I interviewed three Michigan State University faculty members about their exhibition, Care. Not Convenience, which bridges art, design, science, and community engagement to foster dialogue on the role of plastic in our lives.
A HISTORIC PEEK INTO MSU'S 10 OLDEST BUILDINGS
In this article, I provide historical insight on Michigan State University's top 10 oldest buildings on campus.
