About
I'm a freelance writer and editor with 25 years' experience in journalism. After graduating from Vassar and Northwestern's Medill School of Journalism, I started my career at a small-town newspaper in South Carolina before working at the Associated Press, Time Magazine and other publications. My work appears regularly in The New York Times’ Style section, and I have also written for The Washington Post and HuffPost. I spent 15 years at Princeton University, where I was associate editor of the alumni magazine. I write frequently for alumni magazines, and I also specialize in writing about contemporary jewelry.
My work has been published in alumni publications at many colleges and universities, including Princeton, Vassar, Northwestern, Columbia, Colgate and Barnard. I have written about all kinds of subjects, including profiles of prominent figures in theater, literature, architecture and fashion. I have covered the work of scholars in numerous fields, including sociology, economics, anthropology, psychology and international affairs.
Recent Articles
My cover story on two Chicago titans facing down financial inequity.
Jewelry artists who mesmerize with works in glass.
The jewelry of MJ Tyson explores people and their possessions.