Writing
ENVIRONMENT • WASHINGTON POST
We simulated a race between the fastest fliers to find out. (Co-written with Hailey Haymond)
TECHNOLOGY
What reverse-engineering the Wiggle() function taught me about computational nondeterminism, quantum mechanics, and the inherent humanity of randomness
PERSONAL ESSAY
Gonzo journalism on the lip of Horseshoe Bend inspired by a 35-mile race with my best friends, a newfound kinship with quesadillas, and Hunter S. Thompson
INTERNET CULTURE • WASHINGTON POST
The monthly finances of 10 influencers who are cashing in — or trying to — online (Co-written with Rachel Lerman)
TECHNOLOGY • WASHINGTON POST
See how fonts change the way you read and write. (Co-written with Geoffrey Fowler and Leslie Schapiro)​​​​​​​
PERSONAL ESSAY
Our recent shift toward Instagram activism asks a bold question: Is change still valuable if it comes as a side-effect of self-preservation?
ENTERTAINMENT  VARIETY
How Billie Eilish, BENEE and More Made 2020 the Year of the Animated Music Video
ENTERTAINMENT  NIGHTINGALE
I looked at over 900 album covers from 1975 to today in search of typography trends.
HEALTH & FITNESS • WASHINGTON POST
One of the hottest trends in running is the long distance trail relay. It requires planning, teamwork, and a summer-camp sensibility. (Co-written with Courtney Beesch)
PERSONAL ESSAY  NORTH BY NORTHWESTERN
An ode to fate, figures, and the sanctity of strangers.
HORROR FICTION
The full text of my short story that went viral on the r/nosleep subreddit. 
MUSIC  VARIETY
Been noticing more anime-style music videos lately?
You're not alone. 
FEATURE STORY  NORTH BY NORTHWESTERN
After a century of destruction and construction, the Damen Grain Elevators remain.
​​​​​​​FOOD & COOKING  READER'S DIGEST
Sure, three-ingredient pancakes were super-easy to make, but how do they taste? 
While you’re watching the Preakness Stakes this weekend, keep in mind that there’s a lot you can learn for your own running. 
YEAR IN REWIND  NORTH  BY NORTHWESTERN
Fonts changed the world this year—you might just not have noticed. 
FOOD & COOKING  TASTE OF HOME MAGAZINE
Ever wondered why these fries seem to be so much better than the competitors'? Turns out, there's a scientific reason. 
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