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Grace Sawin

Grace Sawin graduated from Northeastern University in 2026 with a degree in journalism and environmental science. She is passionate about environmental justice and public service and hopes to amplify community voices through her writing. She has previously completed two co-ops as a press assistant in the Office of Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and as a communications assistant at MIT's Climate Change Engagement Program. At Northeastern, she is the editor-in-chief of Woof Magazine and the media director at WRBB 104.9 FM. Grace served as our chief copy editor and manager of classroom operations.

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Going postal: Residents refuse to give up the fight to have mail services restored

Caught In the Current, Featured Story, Journalism

Fingerprints of Climate Change: Storm Preparedness In A New Era

by Grace Sawin May 31, 2026

Tropical Storm Helene made landfall in Western North Carolina in September 2024. Eighteen months later, residents are still picking up the pieces — but as climate... Read more.

White House Plan for a ‘Golden Age’ of Science Ignores the Structures That Made the US a Scientific Superpower

Frozen Talks on ICE Tactics

Senate Democrats Surrender Shutdown Fight, Leaving Health Care and Aid at Risk

Shutdown Politics We Understand

Indigenous Leaders Give the UN A Roadmap for Protecting Their Peoples

Blowing Away Wind Farms

2025: The Year the US Gave Up On Climate, and the World Gave Up On Us

Jane Goodall, the Gentle Disrupter Whose Research on Chimpanzees Redefined What It Meant To Be Human

There’s no ‘T’ in War

Inside the Pentagon: Why Concerns Are Growing Over Trump’s Military Leadership Moves

Holding Our Breath: Who Doesn’t Love A Good Rescue Story?

Pete Hegseth’s “Kill Talk” and the Death of Democratic War Rhetoric

They’re Making Record Profits, but Oil Companies Still Won’t ‘Drill, Baby, Drill’

Blowing Away Wind Farms

Energy Transition: What It Means for Oil and Gas Trading

Trump Is Fast-Tracking New Coal Mines — Even When They Don’t Make Economic Sense

Why the U.S. Must Extend Temporary Protected Status for Sudan

Does Trump Know What He is Doing?

Is Trump’s Corruption Killing People In Sudan?

Worry About a ‘Weak’ Image

Medicare Costs Are Rising in 2027. Here’s What Seniors Need to Know

How Your Medical Bills Get Paid After a Crash

For Families of Medically Fragile Children, A Policy Change Threatens the Care They Need At Home

The First Black Woman To Lead the CDC Will Face an Uphill Battle in Restoring Trust

What Creative Freelancers Need to Handle the Business Side of Their Work

AI Leaders Want to Slow Down. Can They Control What They Created?

Medicare Costs Are Rising in 2027. Here’s What Seniors Need to Know

You Can’t Shield Kids From Scary News – Here’s What ‘Sesame Street’ and Other Children’s Shows Did After 9/11

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Going postal: Residents refuse to give up the fight to have mail services restored

Fingerprints of Climate Change: Storm Preparedness In A New Era