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The Chaos of an ICE Detention — The New Yorker, February 2026
A Plan Made in Hiding — The New Yorker, December 2025
When ICE agents are waiting outside the courtroom — The New Yorker, July 2025
Crime Scene (Portfolio with Mark Peterson) — The New Yorker, July 2025
Tight Quarters — The New Yorker, May 2025
The TikTok Trail — The New Yorker, January 2025
The Bandoneón Plays On — National Geographic, February 2025
The Questions We Don't Ask in Time — National Geographic, December 2024
Into the Amazon: Special Issue — National Geographic October 2024
The Candy Sellers — New York Magazine, August 2023
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The Last Train to Patagonia — National Geographic, April 2023
A master of the grandfather clock reveals time's hidden history — National Geographic, September 2022
Finding peace on a 72-hour train across America — National Geographic, July 2022
DNA recovery attempt begins on last American slave ship — National Geographic May 2022
She navigated a 3,000-mile Pacific voyage without maps or technology — National Geographic May 2022
More than 300 languages are spoken along this NYC street — National Geographic, April 2022
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They're defending their land and paying with their lives — National Geographic Magazine, March 2022
He's the Brusque Mr. Fix-It for Mexico City's Accordions — The New York Times, November 2021
Luis Soriano had a dream, two donkeys, and a lot of books — Atlas Obscura November 2021
How to Travel the World…By Radio — National Geographic October 2021
Channeling Thoreau: 24 Hours on Pea Island — Scientific American, October 2021
How the Colombian Band Morat is Winning Over a Global Audience — The New York Times, October 2021
The Real Story Behind the World's "Wandering Rocks" — National Geographic Magazine May 2021
Bringing the Diaspora to the Dinner Table — NYT Opinion, January 2021
Queens, one of the first COVID-19 epicenters, faces a new crisis: hunger — National Geographic December 2020
A Letter to My Generation: Coming of Age Amid COVID-19 — National Geographic Magazine, November 2020
The Earth is on Fire — Scientific American Magazine October 2020
The Shark Fishermen of New York — The New York Times, September 2020
The Great Au Pair Rush — The New York Times July 2020
You Should Start Writing Letters — NYT Opinion July 2020
The Photographer Recreating 120-Year-Old Images of Patagonia — Culture Trip, July 2020
What's Next for the Class of 2020? — National Geographic June 2020
At an HIV Clinic in Queens, a Sense of Home Hangs in the Balance — Scientific American May 2020
From a Balcony, The Sights and Sounds of Senior Year — Princeton Alumni Weekly May 2020
How the Stunning Scarlet Macaw Returned to Honduras — Smithsonian Magazine April 2020
When It's Safer to Stay Apart — Scientific American, March 2020
Railcar Enthusiast Will French Enjoys the Journey — Princeton Alumni Weekly March 2020
A Women-Only Indigenous Co-Op in Guatemala is Weaving to Protect its Community — Culture Trip February 2020
The Fear of Being Jewish — NYT Opinion, January 2020
A Taste of Syria in the Andes — Tablet Magazine January 2020
Hallmark Thinks Jewish People Have No Clue What Christmas Is — NYT Opinion, December 2019
A Warming Climate is Changing Sukkot — NYT Opinion, October 2019
From Baghdad to Queens: An Iraqi Community Remembers — The Forward, July 2019
Land of Castles: Walking Princeton's Campus with Art Garfunkel — Princeton Alumni Weekly April 2019
Dinner for Somebody: The Lake Carnegie Fishermen — Nassau Weekly April 2019
In Bosnia-Herzegovina, grassroots opposition stalls another hydropower project — Mongabay.com April 2019
The Master Jeweler — ReVista: The Harvard Review of Latin America February 2019
Take a Ride on these Private Railroad Cars Known as "Yachts on Rails" — All Things Considered (NPR) April 2018
Repurposed — Princeton Alumni Weekly June 2017
A Story from the Jungle — Princeton Undergraduate Research Journal April 2017

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