Entertainment
Report Card: AI in Schools
As AI programs infiltrate the educational world, students and teachers work together to balance modern learning.
As AI programs infiltrate the educational world, students and teachers work together to balance modern learning.
Pooling Together
After a tornado destroyed a small town’s historic landmarks, residents unite to rebuild
After a tornado destroyed a small town’s historic landmarks, residents unite to rebuild
Rock and Roll(er) Derby
In Plano, roller derby is more than charging your way around the rink — it's a way of life.
In Plano, roller derby is more than charging your way around the rink — it's a way of life.
Keeping Hope Alive
Spurred by an abused pug's will to survive, Saving Hope is fighting for Fort Worth's abused and neglected pets.
Spurred by an abused pug's will to survive, Saving Hope is fighting for Fort Worth's abused and neglected pets.
This Comedian Is Self-Quarantining With a Mannequin -- and the Videos Are Hilarious
Published for Travel + Leisure in March 2020, this article is about comedian Patrick McDonald of Los Angeles, who is stuck quarantining in his apartment with a mannequin prop he named Coronda.
Published for Travel + Leisure in March 2020, this article is about comedian Patrick McDonald of Los Angeles, who is stuck quarantining in his apartment with a mannequin prop he named Coronda.
The Quirkiest High School Mascots in Texas
This fun little piece highlights some of the weird and funny high school mascots across Texas. Published for Culture Trip in July 2018.
This fun little piece highlights some of the weird and funny high school mascots across Texas. Published for Culture Trip in July 2018.
Far Out!
This short piece from the September 2016 issue of American Way is the book roundup for the month. I chose three science-related books about topics that aren't usually reported about. To read the full issue, click here.
This short piece from the September 2016 issue of American Way is the book roundup for the month. I chose three science-related books about topics that aren't usually reported about. To read the full issue, click here.
No More Pencils, No More Books
This piece is from the August 2016 issue of American Way. It's about the organization Right To Play and some of the Olympic athletes that work with the organization. To read the full issue, click here.
This piece is from the August 2016 issue of American Way. It's about the organization Right To Play and some of the Olympic athletes that work with the organization. To read the full issue, click here.
Portrait of an Obsession
This piece for the February 2016 issue of American Way discusses an exhibit featuring paintings from Pablo Picasso that focus on his many mistresses. To read the full magazine, click here.
This piece for the February 2016 issue of American Way discusses an exhibit featuring paintings from Pablo Picasso that focus on his many mistresses. To read the full magazine, click here.
Racing to the Top
This piece for the January 2016 issue of American Way talks about the new renovations to Santa Anita Park, a historic horse racing track in Los Angeles. To read the full magazine, click here.
This piece for the January 2016 issue of American Way talks about the new renovations to Santa Anita Park, a historic horse racing track in Los Angeles. To read the full magazine, click here.
The Mall of Not-Just-America
This piece for the December 2015 issue of American Way magazine breaks down the numbers of the Mall of America, the largest retail and entertainment complex in the entire Western Hemisphere. To read the full magazine, click here.
This piece for the December 2015 issue of American Way magazine breaks down the numbers of the Mall of America, the largest retail and entertainment complex in the entire Western Hemisphere. To read the full magazine, click here.
Closure Through Commemoration
For this story I interviewed Army captain Zach Fike to discuss his organization Purple Hearts Reunited. The organization is the only one in the country that returns lost medals of valor to veterans and their families, and the favor doesn't go unnoticed. This is from the November 2015 issue of American Way magazine. The full magazine can be found here.
For this story I interviewed Army captain Zach Fike to discuss his organization Purple Hearts Reunited. The organization is the only one in the country that returns lost medals of valor to veterans and their families, and the favor doesn't go unnoticed. This is from the November 2015 issue of American Way magazine. The full magazine can be found here.
