Rally coverage down in DC
This past weekend was the Forward on Climate rally in Washington D.C. I was fortunate enough to cover it for The Ithacan. So, myself and a staff of 4 other reporters, […]
Category Archives: Journalism
Professors share narratives of lifelong activism
Here at Ithaca College there is a large group of professors who stand by their beliefs and ideals. These professors are activists and constantly go out and protest and do […]
The Cortaca Jug football game
The 54th annual Cortaca Jug football game was held on Saturday, Nov. 10, 2012. The Ithaca College Bombers lost to the SUNY-Cortland Red Dragons 16-10. This is my account from […]
Gritty in pink: Ithaca College welcomes new intramural sport
It started with a group of high school friends in Nahant, Mass., with a net built out of sticks and a 99-cent rubber ball. Twenty-eight years and 350 miles later, […]
Photojournalism: Election night in Ithaca, N.Y.
Election night is always emotional, no matter who you are backing. Here in Ithaca, NY people were able to celebrate President Barack Obama’s re-election. With triumphant and emotional cheers.
Editorial portrait: David Maley
This is part of a new policy implemented by Ithaca College president Tom Rochon. All student media must contact Maley to set up interviews with upper level faculty and administrators. […]
Photojournalism: Fire at the State Street Diner
Selections of my photojournalism will also appear from time to time. This is how I am introducing this new section on this site. Hope you enjoy! Here is the first […]
A journalist’s code of ethics
A Journalist’s Code of Ethics -To hold my work to the highest standards. -To not do anything against my own beliefs, values and virtues. -And to do no harm. -I […]
‘Chimpanzee’: Chimp exploited in Disney documentary
Oscar is a cute, orphaned chimpanzee, but the story of his life is overwhelmed by an unnecessary dichotomy manufactured by the filmmakers. Directors Alastair Fothergill and Mark Linfield successfully continued […]
‘Hell and Back Again’: Stirring portrait captures PTSD
Stunning visuals and powerful storytelling draw the viewer into the life of Marine Sgt. Nathan Harris, a man who is forever changed — both physically and emotionally — by war in […]
