Aubrie EckerThe value of characterization and writing stories in a non-linear wayBased on chapter one of Hiroshima by John Hersey, the book Storycraft by Jack Hart, and our in class discussion, I want to discuss how…Sep 3Sep 3
Aubrie Ecker10 Female Reporters Who Redefined Journalism in the 20th Century — Listening PointJovita Adar, Ethel Payne, Joan Didion, Marie Colvin… these are just a few of the women reporters who we discuss in this podcast. These…Dec 13, 2023Dec 13, 2023
Aubrie EckerQueer and Christian — Audio StoryIn proceed of the recent press release from the Star Tribune about a controversial medical catholic group on UMD’s campus, Lily Cartier of…Oct 24, 2023Oct 24, 2023
Aubrie EckerGeorgia’s Guide to Studying AbroadBy UMD abroad student Georgia Feldman.Apr 25, 2023Apr 25, 2023
Aubrie EckerOutdoor/Environmental Jour — Final EntryThis is the final weekly journal entry for Outdoor & Environmental Journalism, so I thought I’d share a little overview about the work I…Apr 24, 2023Apr 24, 2023
Aubrie EckerOutdoor/Environmental Jour — “Skagit: River of Light and Loss” NotesThis article investigates how the construction of Seattle City Light dams, which have provided cheap, clean energy to the city for many…Apr 18, 2023Apr 18, 2023
Aubrie EckerinLakeVoiceBolt Wars: The Ethics of Trad and Sport ClimbingThere is nothing more daunting and exhilarating than clinging to an exposed rock face, reliant on your own body to coordinate a series of…Apr 17, 2023Apr 17, 2023
Aubrie EckerOutdoor/Environmental Jour — Favorite Twin ports placesI thought I would use this week to list some of my favorite spots in Duluth/Twin ports area.Apr 3, 2023Apr 3, 2023
Aubrie EckerinLakeVoiceWhy I Roam: The travelogue of a college girl who visited EuropeMy home that I leave is barren snow fields separated by meandering river networks and stark black woods. — Journal entry on Friday, March 3Mar 21, 2023Mar 21, 2023