Published Works

I went to college in Washington, D.C., intending to be a political journalist as a public service. After semesters at The Washington Post and an NPR station, I became disillusioned with the partisan, often superficial atmosphere. After graduating in 2008, I decided I could do more good at the grassroots level and took a communications job with a non-profit. My real job funds my cycling habit and enables me to do some freelance writing. That seems a bit backward, doesn’t it? (Older pieces are under my maiden name, Stump.)

The Cat 5 Files – One Woman’s Journey into the Peloton
Quarterly column in She Pedals Magazine – The Journal of Women in Cycling
Issue 1 | Issue 2 | Issue 3

Three Thousand Miles of Road, One Amazing Experience
Coast-to-coast with Katherine Fuller
Women’s Cycling Magazine, Premier Issue – Summer 2009

Objective, but Not Independent
Journalists cover the American political system. To what degree should they be allowed to participate in it?
San Antonio Current, 6.7.2006