Aika Kimura

• Facing “Robot Journalism” (Fall 2018)
• My Life as a Sugar Baby (Fall 2018)

Alex Fabugais-Inaba and Cameron Foster

• Cancer Patients’ Families Get Just a Quarter of Dance Marathon Funds (Spring 2020)

Alex Harrison, Taniqua Russ and Abigail Urban / Interpreter: Magdalena Franco

• Sound City (Fall 2018)

Ariel Davies and Minji Kim

• From Killer to Healer (Spring 2017)

By Kristin Ofeldt and Danielle Ciampaglia

• The People We Lost (Winter 2020)

CIarra Zatorski

• Ads Blurring Gender Boundaries (Spring 2017)
• More Teens Going Under the Knife (Spring 2016)

Chioma Onwumelu

• “The World Was Silent While We Died” (Fall 2016)

Eric Weck

• Smoking and Spirituality (Spring 2017)
• Where the Water Stopped Flowing (Fall 2016)

Kira Herzog and Olivia Whelan / Interpreter: Sofia Cordioli

• Migration Conflicts Fuel the Rise of the Italian Right (Fall 2018)

Liz Pace, Leona Juan, Angelica Morales and Dalila Radoncic / Interpreter: Federico Santini

• The Multimedia World of Giovanni Pelagalli (Fall 2017)

Natalia Senanayake

• The Jewelry Maker (Summer 2020)
• A Day in the Life of a Teacher in Quarantine (Spring 2020)

Sade Ford, Emily Liu and Samantha Jeannot / Interpreters: Claudia Paolozza and Tommaso Garagnani

• Does Street Art Belong in a Museum? (Fall 2017)

Susmita Paruchuri

• Killing them Brutally (Fall 2017)
• The Making of a He-Man Vegan (Spring 2017)

Tatianna Amatruda

• What We Talk When We Talk About Religion (Spring 2016)

Haya Abdel-Jabbar

• The Burden of Sound (Fall 2018)

Shameen Abubakar

• Where Lockdown is Impossible (Spring 2020)

Melissa Adragna

• Some ex gym members may never go back (Fall 2020)

Ameer Al-Khatahtbeh

• Wearing Hijab in Trump’s America (Winter 2020)

Alison Allocco

• Why Gen Z Loves Audio Stories (Fall 2021)

Pete Ancheta

• Guam: Island Paradise in North Korea’s Line of Fire (Spring 2018)

Anonymous

• My Dad on Smack (Spring 2017)

Rachel Appleton

• My Hair Was Cut by an Instagram Star (Fall 2017)

Mannal Babar

• Dipping into Cultures through Street Food (Spring 2020)

Kayla Brantley

• Vilma’s Telenovela (Fall 2016)
• The Problem with Badderall (Spring 2016)

Danielle Bruno

• Why New Jersey Soil Could Be Making You Sick (Spring 2016)

Mary Ellen Cagnassola

• Why Are These Poor, Oppressed People So Happy? (Fall 2017)

Ethan Carpenter

• P.E. on Your Laptop (Fall 2021)

Taylor Carter

• The New Campus Tour (Fall 2022)

Anastasia Codjebas

• Anastasia Codjebas (Fall 2022)

Kylie Feldman and Olivia Whelan / Interpreter: Anna Giulia Compagnoni

• The Happiest Hour (Fall 2018)

Jamie Corter

• Virus-Ravaged Broadway Tries to Find its Way (Fall 2021)

Olivia Crane

• The Man Who Brings the Masks (Summer 2020)

Dan Cretella

• Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Protests Move Online (Summer 2020)

Hemmanuel Cruz

• We’re All Reviewers Now (Winter 2020)

Cameron Foster, Alex Fabugais-Inaba, Shannon McIntyre and Jorge Delgado

• R.U. Dancing for the Kids? (Spring 2020)

Chloe Dopico

• Inside New Brunswick’s Unjust Housing Rental System (Spring 2019)

Laura Esposito

• Why Sick Talk Leads To Eating Sickness (Fall 2021)
• Can Gen Z Sway the Vote?  (Fall 2020)

Sarah Essa

• Misplaced Terror (Spring 2017)

Kristin Ofeldt, Danielle Ciampaglia and Elaina Francis

• New Brunswick Doing Little to Address its Parking Garage Suicides (Winter 2020)

Natalie Francisco

• Playing through Pandemic (Summer 2020)

Faith Franzonia

• The Body as Landscape (Winter 2020)

Asiya Fricke

• My Unveiling (Spring 2017)

Addison Gallagher

• Day Care’s Financial Challenges (Fall 2021)

Christina Gerew

• Dressed by Dali (Spring 2017)

Roman Alexander Gerus

• Humanitarian Groups Resettle Refugees in Italy (Fall 2017)

Brittany Gibson

• Venezuelan Refugee Parties (Spring 2018)

Samantha Gilbert

• Random Crossing (Spring 2016)

Keith Haas

• (Dis)organized labor: why millennials don’t unionize (Fall 2017)

Rosa Haleva

• From Retail to Robots: The Amazon Invasion (Fall 2018)

Biya Haq

• Goodbye to Paradise (Fall 2016)

Manya Goldstein and Kira Herzog

• The Unseen Plight of Amazon Warehouse Workers (Fall 2018)

Michael Jagacki

• Our Atomic Legacy (Spring 2016)

Yifei Ji

• They Jumped From the Roof. Could I Find Out Why? (Fall 2016)

Megan E. Joseph

• Hip Hop’s Forgotten Civil Rights Fight (Spring 2017)

Samantha Karas

• A Hundred Years of Filth (Spring 2016)

Safaa Khan

• Putting on the Hijab (Spring 2017)

Aika Kimura

• Facing “Robot Journalism” (Fall 2018)
• My Life as a Sugar Baby (Fall 2018)

Rebecca Koblin

• Web of Tradition (Winter 2020)

By Jamie Kurtzer

• The Slaughterhouse in the Hood (Spring 2019)

Lauren Lake

• Lauren Lake (Fall 2022)

Alan Lee

• Culinary School Grads’ Twin Challenges (Fall 2020)

Esther Lee

• Homeowners Fight to Keep their Nabes Black (Fall 2022)

Jasmina Lee

• Fighting the “Perpetual Foreigner” Narrative (Spring 2018)

Alex Lewis

• Homeless People Left in the Lurch (Summer 2020)

Alexander Lewis

• Hungry For Business (Fall 2020)

Natasha Lopez

• Arepa Therapy (Summer 2020)

Joey Lupo

• Silenced by Fear (Spring 2017)

Kiarra Lyles

• My Epiphany at the Shopping Mall (Fall 2016)

Ria Malatesta

• Ordinary Cakes Don’t Cut It Anymore (Fall 2021)

Meghan McCarty

• Sex assault survivors face an unsettling choice (Fall 2020)
• Love, On Our Last Day on Earth (Fall 2018)

Mia Boccher and Meghan McCarty

• Bologna’s Jews Warily Navigate a Volatile Climate (Winter 2020)

Shannon McIntyre

• Money Pays for an Endowed Chair, Instead (Spring 2020)

Linnette Morel

• Linnette Morel (Fall 2022)

Wissam Mukhtar

• Wissam Mukhtar (Fall 2022)

Madhu Murali

• My Visit to an Invented City of Privilege (Winter 2020)

Mallory Nathan

• The Overwhelming Whiteness of Fashion (Fall 2017)

Alex Nazzaro

• A Conversation at Work (Fall 2017)

Sophie Nieto-Munoz

• How Corruption Hurts Argentine Journalism (Spring 2017)

Sophia Angelica Nitkin

• When Musicians Lose their Audiences (Spring 2020)

Autumn Oberkehr

• What’s Love Got to Do with It? (Spring 2017)

Gavin Deshmukh and Erica Limatola / Interpreter: Claudia Paolozza

• Where Gay (and other open-hearted) Travelers are Welcome (Fall 2018)

Alina Park

• Analyzing the Climate Wars (Spring 2016)

Sean Park

• A Jeweler’s Struggles (Fall 2021)

Susmita Paruchuri

• Killing them Brutally (Fall 2017)
• The Making of a He-Man Vegan (Spring 2017)

Naimi Patel

• God in the Kitchen (Spring 2018)

Sabrina Del Piano

Valerie Pinnola

• The Diorama Designer (Spring 2018)
• Mixed identity (Fall 2017)

Christa Principato

• Battling the Body (Spring 2016)

Sukanya Puthur

• Commuting Students Trapped by Soaring Gas Prices (Fall 2022)

Xinyi Qi

• Xinyi Qi (Fall 2022)

Chris Bohorquez, Yinxin Liang and Morgan Constuble / Interpreter: Anna Ratti

• Secrets of the Pasta Makers (Fall 2017)

Delaney Rechenberg

• What Now? (Spring 2020)

Tara Reid

• Values of the Guatemalan Poor (Fall 2016)

Team Report

• Is it Time to Lower the Drinking Age? (Spring 2016)

Colin Rizzo

• From Right, Left and Center (Spring 2016)

Chris Rodgers

• What I Lost to COVID (Summer 2020)

Eliana Rodriguez

• Eliana Rodriguez (Fall 2022)

Katherine Parker and Gabrielle Roldan

• Vexed: A Podcast about the Controversial (Audio)

Kathryn Roque

• Protecting Foreign Journalists (Spring 2018)

Monica Sainz

• Guatemalans are Dangerous (Fall 2017)

Gina Sbrilli

• Pro-Choice Activists May Face a Tougher Fight this Time (Winter 2020)

Cecilia Schiavo

• Your Grandma Wouldn’t Be Caught Dead in That (Spring 2016)

Ali Schroeter

• Amanda Autore Had a Different Idea (Spring 2016)

Nour El Hoda Seleem

• Colonizing through Cuisine (Fall 2017)

Natalia Senanayake

• The Jewelry Maker (Summer 2020)
• A Day in the Life of a Teacher in Quarantine (Spring 2020)

Priyanka Bansal, Sarah Doherty, Alexander Lewis, Xiaoyu Li and Margaret Shepherd

• International Students Stranded — and Dissed (Summer 2020)

Jessica Vadillo, Melody Rivera and Natalie Shute 

• Why Should We Learn English? (Fall 2017)
• Made for Japan (Winter 2020)

Manuel Silva-Paulus

• Egypt the Pariah (Spring 2018)

Katelynn Simmons

• Homeless? Step to the Side (Fall 2017)

Audrey Snow

• The Storm That Swallowed A House (Spring 2016)

Carlie Spencer

• Running and Recovery (Spring 2016)

Jade Stepeney

• Can Podcasts Save Remote Learning? (Fall 2021)

Elene Suliashvili

• Georgians’ Silent Suffering (Fall 2022)

Katie Sun

• Elderly Grow Dependent on Tech (Fall 2021)

Chloe Tai

• The Battle of the Ballots (Fall 2020)

The Specialty Camera Studio Team

• Talking Tomorrow:
  Meet Our Future Leaders (Spring 2019)
• Women in Media: Our Debut TV Show (Spring 2018)

Nidia Tejada

• A Life-Threatening Exposé (Winter 2020)

Wallace Truesdale

• Virtual Study: What We Love, and Hate (Fall 2021)

Corinne Tynan

• Fashion Has a Plus-Sized Problem (Fall 2017)

Kennia Vasquez

• On (Not) Working for the Man (Fall 2018)

Tatiana Vickerie

• Hip Hop Homophobia Meets a Challenge (Spring 2016)

Roger Wang

• Culture Jamming and the New Normal (Summer 2020)

Eric Weck

• Smoking and Spirituality (Spring 2017)
• Where the Water Stopped Flowing (Fall 2016)

Matt Wozniak

• Surfers Rushed in, After the Gamblers Fled (Spring 2016)

Chu Wu

• Chinese Americans Rally for Trump (Spring 2017)

Alexa Wybraniec

• An Unhealthy Passion for Healthy Food (Spring 2016)

Lilith Fellowes-Granda, Jennifer Goldberg and Carlos Zapata

• “We Belong” (Spring 2017)

Ciarra Zatorski

• Ads Blurring Gender Boundaries (Spring 2017)
• More Teens Going Under the Knife (Spring 2016)

Nala Peña and Tyler Zucker

• The Assault on Italian Journalism (Winter 2020)

Photojournalism team

• We Are Still Here! (Spring 2020)