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The Wall Street Journal • July 2 2024

The Jiggle Is Up: Bosses Bust Workers Who Fake Computer Activity

Companies’ productivity-tracking tools are getting more sophisticated in detecting when remote workers are pretending they’re busy

The Wall Street Journal • August 6 2024

After a Pay Boom, Raises Are Shrinking

Workers have lost much of the leverage that let them command bigger paychecks in recent years

The Wall Street Journal • August 1 2024

The Cities Where 20-Somethings Are Still Getting Hired

Young professionals are launching careers in Southern cities such as Raleigh, Austin and Atlanta. ‘I don’t want to be broke in a sexy city.’

The Wall Street Journal • July 15 2024

It’s the Summer of the Quiet Vacation. Don’t Tell the Boss.

Instead of using up their limited vacation days, some workers take mini-vacations behind the facade of ‘working’ remotely

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Class Assignments • December 6 2023

Gen Z can’t ignore “humanity’s ultimate threat”; their anxiety levels rise with the sea

The growing intensity of a worldwide climate crisis met with a confusing lack of direction forward is fueling anxiety among many Americans, especially children and young adults.

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Class Assignments • October 11 2023

America’s youth can’t afford a mental health crisis, but it’s here anyway

From a global pandemic to mass shootings, Gen Z Americans are no stranger to deadly crises- but what may be young people’s demise is a battle within their own minds.

CBS News • August 11 2023

Shein's mounting ethical concerns may be pushing some Gen Z shoppers to look elsewhere

A potent mix of ultra-low prices and a seemingly never-ending variety has helped fast-fashion retailer Shein climb to the top of the retail industry. But as ethical violations mount against the fashion behemoth, some of its Gen Z target consumers are questioning the company's environmental and business impact.

CBS News • July 21 2023

AI could revolutionize dentistry. Here's how.

New forms of artificial intelligence are already changing how we write, communicate with our doctors and even create art. But the rapidly evolving technology could soon have a permanent fixture in a more sensitive environment: our mouths.

CBS News • July 17 2023

Education was once the No. 1 major for college students. Now it's an afterthought.

Five decades ago, the U.S. was training an army of college students to become teachers, with 1 in every 5 bachelor's degrees earned in the field of education. That guaranteed a steady pipeline of educators entering the profession, a vital resource for schools around the country, and for the economy as a whole.

CBS News • June 29 2023

How a DIY enthusiast created a replica of a $126,000 Birkin handbag for his girlfriend

The Birkin bag, a luxury handbag made by French fashion house Hermès, has become a symbol of wealth and exclusivity, with long waiting lists and prices that can soar into the hundreds of thousands.

CBS News • June 22 2023

When work gets too frustrating, some employees turn to "rage applying"

WJLA • April 3 2023

Will youth crime in DC ever decline? Troubled teen turned 'Southeast superhero' speaks up

Joe Houston made a rapid change in his life path by engaging his community and creating the resources he never had.

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The Jiggle Is Up: Bosses Bust Workers Who Fake Computer Activity

After a Pay Boom, Raises Are Shrinking

The Cities Where 20-Somethings Are Still Getting Hired

It’s the Summer of the Quiet Vacation. Don’t Tell the Boss.

Gen Z can’t ignore “humanity’s ultimate threat”; their anxiety levels rise with the sea

America’s youth can’t afford a mental health crisis, but it’s here anyway

Shein's mounting ethical concerns may be pushing some Gen Z shoppers to look elsewhere

AI could revolutionize dentistry. Here's how.

Education was once the No. 1 major for college students. Now it's an afterthought.

How a DIY enthusiast created a replica of a $126,000 Birkin handbag for his girlfriend

When work gets too frustrating, some employees turn to "rage applying"

Will youth crime in DC ever decline? Troubled teen turned 'Southeast superhero' speaks up

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Featured Work

The Jiggle Is Up: Bosses Bust Workers Who Fake Computer Activity

After a Pay Boom, Raises Are Shrinking

The Cities Where 20-Somethings Are Still Getting Hired

It’s the Summer of the Quiet Vacation. Don’t Tell the Boss.

Family Income Affects Student Performance in DC Public Schools

Gen Z can’t ignore “humanity’s ultimate threat”; their anxiety levels rise with the sea

America’s youth can’t afford a mental health crisis, but it’s here anyway

Shein's mounting ethical concerns may be pushing some Gen Z shoppers to look elsewhere

AI could revolutionize dentistry. Here's how.

Education was once the No. 1 major for college students. Now it's an afterthought.

How a DIY enthusiast created a replica of a $126,000 Birkin handbag for his girlfriend

When work gets too frustrating, some employees turn to "rage applying"

Will youth crime in DC ever decline? Troubled teen turned 'Southeast superhero' speaks up

About Me

My Work

Contact Me

Sanvi Bangalore