About Me
Hello and welcome!
I am a multimedia journalism and Spanish student passionate about storytelling that humanizes and examines how national issues shape local communities.
I believe strong storytelling can connect people to one another and to the issues that shape their lives. As a student at Point Loma Nazarene University, I enjoy covering stories that bridge national conversations with local impact.
Through interviews, research, and multimedia work, I aim to tell stories that embrace nuance and complexity rather than shy away from it. I am seeking opportunities to continue developing as a journalist and ways to contribute work that informs, engages, and connects people.
I am currently working as the Opinion editor at The Point Weekly and LomaBeat. I have had the privilege of writing articles on how students from Minnesota were experiencing public unrest while not at home, and how students from Mexico reacted to the death of El Mencho, in addition to stories on student experiences and current trends.
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My Work
Take a look at what I have been working on recently!
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I have been working as the Opinion editor for The Point and LomaBeat.com for the past semester. This semester I focused on localizing national and global events, and bringing nuance into campus conversations. I covered stores about everything from AI in education, to the death of El Mencho, to fitness trends. Take a look at my stories here.
As a journalist, it is vital to be able to make dense data readable and accessible to the general public. In my career I have told multiple stories with the help of dense data broken down into understandable visualizations. Take a look at them here.
In today's journalism world, it is vital to know how to tell a good story in many different ways. I have produced stories in vertical video format for social media, in longer horizontal format, and done photojournalism. View some of my work here!