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Journalism Capstone • 11th December 2019

What’s for Dinner?

Environmental Journalism • 11th December 2019

Divers—Our Eyes into Underwater Damage

Profiles in Activism: Tackling Climate One Person at a Time
Covering Immigration • 3rd September 2019

Stuck between two homes: The reality of living under TPS in America – Covering Immigration

Nirva sat on the hot sidewalk, overwhelmed by the stench of dead bodies surrounding her. She stayed there for an entire day, without food or water, waiting outside a medical tent. Inside, her sister attempted to save those pulled from the rubble. Nirva sat among the bodies, powerless. It was Jan. 12, 2010 when a 7.0-magnitude earthquake struck Haiti, killing more than 250,000 people. “That’s where they put a lot of people who were sick with no legs, no arms, whatever,” Nirva said. “They were al
Narrative Journalism • 4th April 2019

We’re not black – The Narrative

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