I’m a journalist and producer focused on stories that explore the built environment of our cities, our local economies, and our shared religious communities. See my portfolio above!
Since September 2025, I’ve been part of the Network Associate fellowship program at C-SPAN, assisting in production of live television coverage on and around Capitol Hill.
I graduated summa cum laude from Princeton University in May 2025, with highest honors in Religion and minors in Journalism and Humanistic Studies.
In 2024, I was Station Manager at WPRB Princeton, New Jersey’s premier community radio station. From 2022 to 2023, I was News and Culture Director, producing and reporting for our flagship biweekly radio-magazine, WPRB News and Culture. I also write on occasion for The Daily Princetonian, The Philadelphia Citizen, The Princeton Tiger, and for other publications.
During summer 2024, I interned at Urban Omnibus, an online publication of the Architectural League of New York, researching and reporting on urbanism, climate, and ecology in the built environment of New York City.
In summer 2022, I worked as an intern at The Trenton Project, assisting in the production of What’s in a Name?, a film exploring the efforts of Trenton’s Passage Theatre Company and the students of the Hedgepeth-Williams Middle School for the Arts to write and stage a play about the history of racism, integration, and activism in their community.
Adam B. Sanders 