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Social Media Graphics/Editor

For Loyola University New Orleans’ award-winning newspaper, The Maroon, I create graphics to accompany and promote video content, while also working as a videographer and editor. Here are some examples of my work:

2026 International Fest- Loyola University New Orleans 

Recurring series of our Maroon Minute Newscast

Social Media Series- Ask the Pack

Bruno Mars reaction video that I edited as a quick-turnaround piece.

International Fest piece featuring international students sharing what their culture means to them, which I edited into a video package.

Social Media Manager

Served in social media and communications roles for Women in Media, the Black Student Union, and HERLINE Magazine, overseeing content creation, social media strategy, audience engagement, and community-building initiatives across digital platforms.

As the founder and editor-in-chief of HERLINE Magazine, I lead the publication’s digital presence and create editorial, promotional, and visual content focused on women, culture, lifestyle, and media. Through Women in Media and BSU, I develop social media content and promotional materials that highlight student voices, campus events, and community initiatives.

Women in Media, first student chapter in the country

Founder, President, & Social Media Manager, 2025-2027

Loyola University New Orleans Black Student Union

Social Media Manager, 2026-2027

HERLINE MAGAZINE 

Founder, EIC & Social Media Manager, 2025-PRESENT 

Other Work

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The White House media ban raises questions

The Trump administration’s restrictions on CNN, MS NOW and Politico have raised questions about government control, press access and the public’s ability to receive information, while the legal dispute over the outlets’ access to the White House continues.
For Lisa Collins, a professor of practice in journalism at Loyola University New Orleans, physical access is an important part of reporting.
“If you’re not there, you can’t ask questions. You can’t find out why this is happening or why is this...
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Belén Puche reaches 1,000 assists during senior season

As Loyola volleyball senior Belén Puche hit her thousandth assist on the court, she completed a goal she didn’t even realize she had been reaching for. Puche, an international business major from Spain, said she often forgets about statistics during games. Instead, she focuses on playing volleyball and helping her team.
“I just play volleyball, so I don’t really care about the numbers,” Puche said.
When Puche realized she had reached 1,000 assists, her first thoughts were of her family back home...
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President Cole reflects on meeting Pope Leo XIV

Loyola University New Orleans President Xavier A. Cole met with Pope Leo XIV this summer during a pilgrimage to Rome and Assisi with leaders from Jesuit colleges and universities across the United States.
The meeting marked Cole’s second encounter with a pope during his presidency and came shortly after Leo XIV became the first American pope.
Cole said the experience reinforced the responsibility Catholic and Jesuit universities have to educate students who use their talents in service of others...
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After shooting at Dooky Chase’s restaurant, community support remains strong

A shooting at the historic Dooky Chase’s restaurant has shaken New Orleans, raising safety concerns while community members rally to protect the landmark’s legacy.
On Jan. 16, 2026, the violence left 19-year-old Kareem Harris dead and three tourists injured. The suspect, 18-year-old Makahi Kelly, allegedly entered the Orleans Avenue establishment and opened fire, shocking the city and drawing attention to public safety in one of its most culturally significant neighborhoods.
When addressing the...