I was born and raised in Georgetown, Guyana, and moved to the United States in 2017 to attend Howard University, where I currently study journalism and computer science.

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During my time at Howard, my professors have trained me to be a diligent fact-checker, thorough interviewer, and skilled writer. I've written content for online publications such as HU News Service and Truth Be Told News.

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I've also had the opportunity to take on roles which stand at the intersection of my interests in writing, photography, and technology: I served as Historian for the Howard University Association of Black Journalists during my sophomore year, and I'm currently the Digital Editor for The Hilltop as well as a Content Writer for the HerCampus Chapter at Howard.

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At the core of my being is a love for multiculturalism and diverse perspectives. I have Guyanese and Swiss heritage and I have traveled to many different countries across the Caribbean, North America, and Europe, which has increased my cultural understanding. I hope to continue my travels when I graduate from Howard and tell stories of those in the Black diaspora.