I'm a journalist in Little Rock, Arkansas. Reach me at amphinomid at gmail dot com.

As a disoriented Stanford student I joined the campus paper on a whim, where I cut my teeth in reporting and later edited the News section and Equity Project. But it was at a summer gig at Mission Local (supported, crucially, by a university grant) where I really fell in love with the work. In the ensuing years I moved around some and did all that one does when twentysomething and going insane for the first time. In another life, I researched online safety and got a bachelor's with honors in computer science, focusing on systems.

∙ People creating joy in public parks, a police use-of-force incident and city politics, for Mission Local
∙ The fallout of chaos at the NIH, graduate student-worker unionization and the postdoc housing crisis, for The Stanford Daily
∙ The boardroom battles shaping the future of a beloved New England grocery chain, for The Boston Globe

Last updated December 2025.