Russia invaded my homeland in 2014 and I wrote this research article while still studying. This was written before the full-scale war. In this work I combined factual research with storytelling to show a different angle on this geopolitical topic.

It was a time before doors fell out of the sky. Singapore Airlines were in the middle of announcing new and exciting long haul flights, and working backwards from an article in the news I learned how to craft a news release.

Youth tournaments in the world of football give opportunities to young players to prove themselves and lay a path in professional sport. Scouts from the biggest clubs in Europe keep their eyes on this, and so do sport journalists. Covering sport personalities and stats can be exciting, and I took every opportunity to practice this.

As I was working on SEO metrics and blogging at Krush Digital Agency I was given creative freedom to pick a topic and compile it in an engaging manner. Electricity is something that people often take for granted, so with this article I aimed to encourage more curiosity while providing insights.

When a local business is hit with disaster, it helps to get the messaging right and bounce back with the help of community. This was an exercise to craft a news release that is informational, positive and engaging to the news sources and their audiences.

How well do people 18-24 in the U.S. distinguish facts vs. opinions in news sources? As a research team we aimed to answer this. Click here to find out the results! (sorry, the question is a bit clickbaity, I could not help myself)

In a groundbreaking move (for Oklahoma) alcohol suddenly came to grocery stores. Should Trader Joe's say anything about it? I thought so, and prepared this blog entry.

Before Argentina won the World Cup, and even before moving to PSG or Inter Miami, Messi had a challenging season with Barcelona. This was a sports reporting exercise and this is the story I chose to tell, as the only football fan in the class.

This intense work of research writing focuses on three examples of media mistakes that can cause harm to immigrants, naturalized citizens, and even people born in the U.S. As with many topics I am passionate about, I had to deliver factual and impartial information based on thorough research.