IN THE PRESS
INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER
MARCH 2026
ABOUT THE INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER:
Founded in 1895 as a two-page church bulletin by George P. Stewart and Will Porter, the Indianapolis Recorder Newspaper has grown into one of the most enduring and influential African American newspapers in the United States. Initially created to serve Indianapolis’ Black church community, the publication quickly evolved into a weekly newspaper in 1897, setting a precedent for journalistic excellence and community advocacy.
By 1899, with Stewart as sole publisher, the Recorder became known for its deep commitment to local news, advancing beyond national competitors like The Freeman and Colored World. The Recorder has provided a trusted platform for marginalized voices for more than a century through focused reporting, editorials, and community contributions.ON THE AISLE
MARCH 2026
ABOUT on the aisle:
An advocate first, Alvarez strives to be an objective and supportive patron and reviewer of the arts. He shines a spotlight on artists, shows and organizations increasingly neglected by traditional media. Through his work under the Magic Thread Cabaret brand, he and business partner Dustin Klein scout and discover emerging artists and incubate their career development.The Michigan Daily
FEBRUARY 2026
ABOUT THE MICHIGAN DAILY:
The Michigan Daily exists to inform the University of Michigan and the Ann Arbor communities about events and issues of consequence to the University and Washtenaw County.
We will maintain an entirely independent, student-run newspaper because we believe a voice separate from the University ensures our ability to hold the administration accountable and protect our coverage from outside interests.
We strive in all cases to uphold impartiality, fairness and the complete truth. We strive for equitable coverage in our representation of all communities, identities and groups.
We will work to attain a diverse staff to represent the broader campus community.NUVO
SEPTEMBER 2025
ABOUT NUVO:
Founded in 1990, we give voice to creatives sharing stories about change-makers in the arts, entertainment, music, food, sports, nature, education, and the statehouse. NUVO is made possible by its members, advertisers, and generous donors.SKENE
AUGUST 2025
ABOUT SKENE:
Skene is a home for artists like you. Whether you’re a designer, performer, maker, writer, or collaborator—this space was built with you in mind. Here, your story matters. Your process is seen. Your voice belongs. Skene is a place to create freely, connect deeply, and collaborate across disciplines. It’s a space to explore big ideas, celebrate your craft, and be part of a community that values performance in all its forms.USITT
JULY 2024
ABOUT USITT:
USITT was founded in 1960 as an organization to promote dialogue, research, and learning among practitioners of theatre design and technology.
Today it has grown to include members at all levels of their careers and has embraced the new technologies being used in entertainment. USITT is now the leader in life-long learning opportunities for the entertainment design and technology industry.THE NEW YORK TIMES
MARCH 2024
ABOUT the new york times:
Our mission is to seek the truth and help people understand the world. This mission is rooted in our belief that great journalism has the power to make each reader’s life richer and more fulfilling, and all of society stronger and more just.POINTE+
DECEMBER 2023
ABOUT POINT+:
Point was launched in 2000 as a quarterly, international ballet magazine and was converted from print to a digital magazine in 2020. The magazine covers news on ballet company premieres, established and rising ballet stars, ballet competition results, career and training advice as well as guides for pre-professional training programs and dance higher education programs. As part of Dance Media, Pointe is a sister publication to Dance Magazine, Dance Spirit, Dance Teacher, and The Dance Edit.