About me

Originally from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, I graduated from Ohio University in 2024 with a Bachelor’s of Science in journalism. I also minored in marketing and specialized in visual communication and media arts studies. I completed five internships during my undergraduate career, including an internship at the Times Union newspaper in Albany, New York.

At Ohio University, I served as editor-in-chief at the student fashion publication, Thread Magazine. I led an award-winning staff of 28 executive members and 200 general staff content creators across a range of editorial and creative sections. I also served as the project/long-form editor at the campus student newspaper, The Post. Additionally, I co-produced and co-hosted an award-winning podcast titled, “What Happens on Court, Stays on Court.” My co-host, Tate Raub and I explored the cultural and entertainment scene in Athens, Ohio.

I graduated with my master’s degree in journalism and public affairs at American University in 2025, with a concentration in investigative journalism. I’ve reported on Congress and the Supreme Court through my extensive coursework, as well as community reporting in the D.C. area. I also worked as a graduate reporting fellow at the Investigative Reporting Workshop and as an intern for Punchbowl News. \

My work has also been featured in Politico Playbook, Pittsburgh Magazine and The Washington Post.

I, now, work as a reporter for The Capitol Forum covering Capitol Hill. I’ve covered anything antitrust, Judiciary, Tech and Finance.

I’m currently based in Washington, D.C. I have a wide range of reporting experience, from human interest and pop-culture reporting to Congressional and court coverage. My career goal is to cover the United States Supreme Court for a major news outlet.