Personal - 'Close Enough' Series
Lava Lovers Saved a Larva

HKU bulletin
All-SEEING AI: Research advances in computer vision

Personal - 'Close Enough' Series
Kaya Went to the Canyon of Kenya for Some Cayenne Pepper

Mount Holyoke Alumnae Quarterly
STRENGTHENING THE PATH TO Wellness

Personal - 'Close Enough' Series
Wereworm, Wear Worm, Wear Warm

The Washington Post
10 Menopause Myths the Experts Can’t Stand

Dartmouth 3D magazine
Opportunity Unbound

Harper Collins
Mr. Pei’s Perfect Shapes: The Story of Architect I. M. Pei

Morning Brew
IT brew & CFO brew - QUARTER CENTURY PROJECT

Huffpost
My 14-Year-Old Made A Decision That Should Have Delighted Me. Instead, I Found Myself Grieving

Baltimore Magazine
AI in Baltimore Schools: Academic Innovation or Sophisticated Cheating?

Kellogg Insight
Gen Al Can Tailor Ads to Our Personalities—and They're Pretty Persuasive

Summer Bears
Puzzle purchase through seltzergoods.com

AARP
I'm 54 and Single. And I'm Doing Just Fine. Really!

The Washington Post
Don't seize the day in Europe. Seize the night.

This American Life
A Weird Thing to Lie About

Outside Magazine
The Thieves Didn’t Leave Fingerprints. Detectives Used Tree DNA To Convict Them Instead.

Rice Magazine
The Cellular Impact of Caregiving

The New York Times
10 Menopause Myths the Experts Can’t Stand

Kellogg Insight
Why Lower Real-Estate Commissions Mean Higher Home Prices

The Wall Street Journal
How Consumers React When They Buy an Item on Back-Order

Independent school magazine (series)
illustrations for the perspectives section

The New York Times
It’s Not How Much You Fly, It’s How Much You Spend

The New York Times
Despite Evidence of Its Harm, Helicopter Parenting Isn’t Letting Up

WSJ
The Money Habits I Learned From My Parents-for Better or Worse

Four Seasons Magazine
Diversify your passion portfolio

The Boston Globe
Vulnerable machines could be smarter

Kellogg Insight
Why Do Prices Rise Like Rockets … but Fall Like Feathers?

Personal Work - 'Nature' Series
Spring

Morning Brew x Oracle Netsuite
(branded newsletter) Weathering The Storm

Personal - 'Surreal' series
The Gorgeous and the Nasty

Scientific American
60 Years after Silent Spring Warned Us, Birds—and Humanity—Are Still in Trouble

Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation
2023 ANNUAL REPORT - "Paving the Way Forward"

Personal - 'Close Enough' Series
A Singer Sees a Sinner Losing Sane

Kellogg Insight
Why We Shouldn’t Romanticize Failure

Amherst Magazine
Short Takes

Outside Magazine
The 50 Best Places to Work in 2023

Commercial Observer
Is Biodiversity The Next Big Thing in Sustainable Real Estate Development?

The New York Times
Doctors Are Still Figuring Out Adult A.D.H.D.

Four Seasons Magazine
Love The Process

Insider
Cool-girl brand Aritzia made employees rate each other's appearances, discriminated against Black salespeople, and fostered a culture of fear, some ex-staffers say

Personal Work
heart is an old tree that aspires to be a deer

The Wall Street Journal
Why Anybody Over 18 Should Have an Estate Plan

Outside Magazine
On the Hunt for America’s Forgotten Apples

Outside Magazine
The 50 Best Places to Work in 2024

Amherst Magazine
So Long, C and Q

Morning Brew (with sketches)
Is College Truly Worth the Investment

Dartmouth 3D magazine
Think Dartmouth Is Beyond Reach Financially? Not Anymore

Personal Work
A hirsute singing bride on a poppy flower seed head

Dartmouth 3D magazine
Think Dartmouth Is Beyond Reach Financially? Not Anymore

Kellogg Insight
5 Telltale Signs That a Photo Is AI-generated

Outside Magazine
Outside Book Club

Kellogg Insight
It Literally Pays to Love Your Work

Sora Finance
brand identity illustrations

Scientific American
Hacking the Ransomware Problem

Kellogg Insight
Can Your Company Do Hybrid Better?

The New York Times
As China’s Internet Disappears, ‘We Lose Parts of Our Collective Memory’

Outside Magazine
Climate grief was clouding my time outside. So i turned to ecotherapy.

Millie Magazine
Egg Freezing

Kellogg Insight
The Clues to Creditworthiness Hiding in Your Grocery Cart

Personal Work
Gardening

Northwestern magazine
The Rhythm of Sleep

Northwestern magazine
The Rhythm of Sleep

A momentous trade illuminates what’s true
High Country News

NPR
She's Ukrainian-American. Her relatives are in Russia. Family group texts are awkward

The Washington Post
Workers are back in offices. Why does it feel so weird?

The Girlfriend
What It’s Really Like To Be A Widow

Kellogg Insight
How a Growing South Asian Diaspora Is Changing Retail

The Wall Street Journal
When a Male Boss Wants New Ideas, Employees Respond. A Female Boss? Not So Much.

The Boston Globe
The memory hackers

Hopkins Bloomberg Public Health Magazine (series)
4 Ways to Decolonize Global Health

The Kitchn
My Borrowed Hunger

Personal Work
A Netizen During War Time

Washington Post
why you shouldn’t censor your teen’s reading

Science Magazine
Readings for a season of reflection (2022 fall reading list)

The Washington Post
Grieving on the go

Baltimore magazine
Little free library

(killed piece) The Washington Post
Corporations are working with social media influencers to cancel-proof their racial justice initiatives

Personal Work
26 Dangerous Things

Financial Times
How a deadly pandemic cured my apocalyptic pessimism

Personal Work
hotdog

NYT book review
What Parents Leave Behind When They Die

The Hollywood Reporter
Do the Oscars Need a Contemporary Costume Design Category?

The New York Times
Diagnosing Autism in the Pandemic

The New York Times
Why teens need a break this summer

The Wall Street Journal
Why It's Uncool to Call Thing "Cool" (gif)

Personal - 'The Great Gif' Series
Sneeze