Freelance Articles
A collection of published and unpublished journalism covering news, features, profiles, entertainment, community stories, and more. This work includes freelance assignments, coursework, and articles written for publications such as The Temple News.
Some of these stories were created before The Hockaday Impact, while others were published through outside publications. Unlike The Hockaday Impact, my independent publication, this collection highlights my broader journalism work and published writing across different platforms.
Into the World of a Creative: Victoria Gabriella Wilcox
This is not just a regular profile, but rather a first-hand experience into the creative world of Victoria Wilcox. Read on to get a brief peak into her story.
How To Be Dripped Down On a Budget
This service magazine piece briefly explores what it takes to get dripped down….on a budget.
Organizations Honor Eating Disorder Awareness Week
Project Heal TU and the Wellness Resource Center are hosting events for the week.
Alex Wilson: An Up-and-Coming Multimedia Entrepreneur
This piece is a Q&A between Alex Wilson, a young entrepreneur and creative. Read this snippet of his story as a creator and business owner.
Preventing Gun Violence through Relocation
The Joint Committee on Public Safety and the Special Committee on Gun Violence Prevention met during a public hearing to discuss relocation and fund allocation.
Creating a Shift in the Communities, One Step at a Time
Temple University student, Andrew Ankamah has a passion for his community, the youth, and creating positive change in communities everywhere.
How Can We Bridge the Gap between Universities and the Community it Surrounds?
George W. Miller III speaks during a lecture, presenting a study that looks at the residential community perspectives, learning about the experience of people who live near higher education institutions and trying to understand what they want out of the relationship. These are his findings.
Made in America 2022: Breaking Cultural Barriers
With Made in America taking over Labor Day weekend, this year's festival brought about a new meaning to culture in music to Philadelphia.
Ronald Anderson to step down as dean of Fox School of Business
Temple University will conduct a national search for a new dean.
Rachel Rebouché named new Temple law school dean
Rebouché has been serving as interim dean since August 2021.
Temple parents expand safety-mobilization work
Parents are holding campaigns and periodic discussions to share their perspectives.
S.M.O.O.T.H Cafe 2022
S.M.O.O.T.H. Cafe returns in-person after the pandemic begun in 2019. (Unpublished)
Temple Campus Safety on track to hire more police officers
Temple University Police’s patrol zones will not expand even after hiring 50 percent more officers.
Former Fox dean sentenced to 14 months in prison
The sentencing comes months after Moshe Porat was found guilty of conspiracy and wire fraud in November.
Temple organizations launch community fridge
The Umoja Community Fridge will provide 24/7 access to necessities like food, water, baby food and hygiene products.
Temple Muslim Students Association gets space in Paley
The student organization can use the space until the Paley Building’s construction starts later this semester.
Tuttleman experiences high demand for services due to staffing issues
As demand for Tuttleman Counseling Services increases, students may be referred to outside services.
Temple Muslim Students Association campaigns for new prayer space
The organization wants a new space in the Paley Building that will accommodate more people.
Accountability tracker for Temple Student Government
The Temple News has decided to track TSG’s progress on their initiatives. Here is what we found. (Unpublished)
Temple Rome begins in-person semester
The campus had previously been online for a year, now as the pandemic conditions decrease, Rome slowly incorporates in-person academic life once again. (Unpublished)