Freeman professor’s seafood shack shakes up NOLA food scene
Chris Otten's pop-up brings New England delicacies to Crescent City eaters.
Publications
Below you'll find a selection of my writing including news stories, press releases, cultural criticism, profiles, interviews, and more.
West End Brutalism
Boston’s City Hall is a hulking structure that stands in contrast to the city’s traditional architecture.
Occupying the Magic Circles of Grand Theft Hamlet
The filmmakers of Grand Theft Hamlet attempt to harness the chaos of the real-life and game worlds to repurpose it, and create something new in spite — and because of — it.
Changing the face of medicine
Dr. Russell Ledet overcame poverty, food insecurity, and crime to become aTriple Board resident at Indiana University’s School of Medicine.
Artist Profile: Mary Edna Fraser
Mary Edna Fraser creates vivid batiks inspired by the geography of South Carolina's lowcountry.
Off the charts: Alum finds success in music industry
At Columbia Records, Chika Ifediora churns out pop stars.
Freeman launches new Business Analytics and AI Certificate
Tulane University announced a new certificate program in Business Analytics and Artificial Intelligence.
Narratives of Resistance and Remembering in Marcel Proust’s Railway Station
In In Search of Lost Time, Marcel Proust uses railway stations as sites of memory and resistance.
Biotech startup breaks through at Pitch Friday
Biotech startup Exactics took home the top prize of during this year’s Pitch Friday Competition.
Excerpts from interviews with Michelle Léglise
More than an author's muse, Michelle Léglise was an intellectual in her own right.
Thinking About Modernity
This guide illuminates twelve modern artworks in Harn Museum of Art's collection.
Afghanistan Remembered
Major Michael Barrett recounts his time serving the United States in Afghanistan.
Wearable Arts Feature: Oliva Cramer
Jeweler Olivia Cramer knows anything can be a canvas--even the human body.
A Recipe for Remembrance
Through the mnemonic power of food, Emily and Alon Shaya reconnected a Holocaust survivor with his past.
Wofford Celebrates Native American Heritage Month
This November, Wofford College is celebrating Native American culture and heritage.
Performing Arts Feature: Holy City Burners
Casey Hughes and James Morris are practitioners of the ancient art of fire poi.
