I’m a reporter interested in how politics and policy interact with developments in technology, infrastructure, and the built environment. Click here to see my portfolio.

As a Multimedia Journalist with C-SPAN‘s Road to the Capitol initiative, I’m following Campaign 2026 in Maine and New Hampshire in C-SPAN’s distinct unfiltered audiovisual style.

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 have also written for The 51st, Princeton Alumni Weekly, and The Philadelphia Citizen.

In 2024, I interned at Urban Omnibus, an online publication of the Architectural League of New York, researching and reporting on 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 stage a play about school integration in their community.