I’ve written about weight-loss influencers in the age of Ozempic for The New York Times Magazine, illiberalism on college campuses for CNN, and why everyone wants a job at McKinsey for Slate. I’m also an opinions intern at The Boston Globe, where I write a column about internet culture.

At Harvard, I study Public Thinking, a self-designed major that asks how political ideas are expressed and contested in writing. That’s a fancy way of saying that I’m fascinated by why some arguments persuade and others fail. On campus, I’m a member of The Harvard Crimson’s Editorial Board and the Harvard Political Review.

In past lives, I read movie scripts for Hollywood producer Janet Yang and judged The New York Times Learning Network’s opinion writing contest.

SELECTED CLIPS

Today’s Skinny Influencers Are Selling Something More Than Weight Loss, The New York Times
Nose Jobs and Other Necessary Luxuries, The Audacity, published by Roxane Gay
The smug misogyny of the left, The Boston Globe