WORK
Feature: Reining in the Soul
Breast cancer survivors finding a community to heal with through Equine Assisted services in Ashland, Oregon
Investigations: ASUO’S Quiet Special Election
97 out of 23,00 students voted on “procedural changes,” promoted one day before ASUO’s winter election
Q&A with Ron wyden
Talking with Oregon’s Democratic Senator about economic opportunity, federal spending and youth leadership
Breaking: CUTS International Urges Billboard Regulation to Curb Road Crashes
A conference to call for regulations on Ghana’s billboard placement to reduce traffic accidents caused by visual obstructions
Feature: My Sister At Baggage Claim: An American’s Five Weeks In Ghana
A personal reflection on my time in Ghana, shaped by my Filipino roots and American perspective
Feature: 'The Floors Are Shaking': A Tranquil Weekend in The Volta Region
Ten hours of 88 decibels accompanying Ghana’s peaceful countryside
McKenzee Manlupig is a senior at the University of Oregon, majoring in Journalism and minoring in Ethnic Studies. She is pursuing a career in long-form feature writing.
She is a published writer for Oregon’s Flux Magazine and interned with The Chronicle Newspaper in Accra, Ghana. Manlupig is currently working with fashion and culture magazine Snatched.
She was born and raised in Portland, Oregon, and spends part of each year in the Philippines. Living between two cultures has cultivated her global perspective and shaped her approach to reporting, particularly around identity, community, and cross-cultural communication.