Chartmetric • February 8, 2024

Chartmetric Year in Music 2023

Axios • November 10, 2022

How the MCU is addressing its messy history with diversity

Black Panther marked a turning point for diversity in the MCU. For 10 years prior to that film, every movie in the MCU was led by a white man. After Black Panther, 11 out of 16 projects were led by a person of color and/or a woman.

How Music Charts • March 14, 2024

What is Lofi Music and Who is Lofi Girl?

Axios • August 28, 2022

How hurricanes wreck baby names

The names of the deadliest U.S. mainland hurricanes all became much less popular in the years after landfall

The COVID Tracking Project • November 10, 2020

Introducing the COVID Tracking Project City Dataset

Our new data collection tracks the spread of COVID-19 in 65 cities and counties across the United States, and it lets us see how fatality rates vary widely across geographies. This dataset was built by a special team focused on gathering, cleaning, analyzing, and reporting on COVID-19 data at the city and county level from May 29 to October 21, 2020.

CNN • November 4, 2021

Exit polls from 2017 and 2021 show the key groups that helped Youngkin turn Virginia red

Virginia Governor-elect Glenn Youngkin notably improved the GOP's standing with younger voters, moderates, independents, and White women since the last gubernatorial election in 2017.

The Atlantic • January 15, 2021

The Worst Week for Deaths Since the Pandemic Began

States reported 23,259 COVID-19 deaths this week, and the number of people hospitalized with the disease is still rising.

How Music Charts • November 6, 2023

Uplifting Women in Music at All Things Go

This year, one of the hottest music festivals wasn’t in the influencer-studded deserts of Coachella Valley or at a three-day rave in Las Vegas. Instead, it was the 78% female, “sad girl indie” lineup of All Things Go, located just an hour outside of the nation’s capital at the 20,000-person capacity Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, Maryland that took fans by storm this fall. Selling out all their tickets in just 30 minutes, the nine-year-old festival’s lineup is a stunning testament to th

Harvard Dataverse • December 22, 2020

U.S. House Primary Election Results (2012-2018)

This dataset compiles primary election results for Democratic and Republican U.S. House candidates running in elections from 2012 to 2018. If you publish with these data, please cite as: Miller, Michael G., and Nicki Camberg. 2020. “U.S. House Primary Election Results (2012-2018).” Harvard Dataverse, Version 1.

Axios • June 30, 2022

Mapped: Which districts are Googling "abortion" the most

"Abortion" landed in the top five most-Googled midterm topics in every single congressional district in America in the week the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade — compared to just one district the week prior, according to Axios' midterms dashboard.

Axios • September 10, 2022

The staggering lack of female artists in America's museums

Women are the muses of the art in our museums, but rarely the creators. Why it matters: Female artists' work is a fraction of what's displayed in museums, but that's not due to a lack of women in art. By the numbers: A recent analysis of major U.S. art museums by researchers at Williams College found that just 13% of artists featured in those collections were women. But some 55% of working artists are women, per data from the career platform Zippia. The big picture: Kelema Moses, an art histo

December 12, 2022

Does America Feel The Berg? Jewish Candidate Performance in Congressional Primaries

The COVID Tracking Project • April 23, 2021

Inside The COVID Tracking Project's Volunteer Organization

An inside look at the people and culture of The COVID Tracking Project, and how it was built and maintained.

Axios • November 16, 2022

Women gain ground in the Senate

Bwog • June 15, 2020

Updates On The Tess Majors Investigation Since March

Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic and turmoil in the New York City juvenile detention system, the youngest suspect awaits sentencing after pleading guilty for his involvement in the death of Barnard student Tess Majors.

The COVID Tracking Project • September 16, 2020

State-level data obscures important variations in how cities and counties experience COVID-19

We track and analyze data from cities and counties, including breakdowns by race, ethnicity, and ZIP code when possible. The differences we find between cities, counties, and states give useful insights into response efforts.

CNN • November 4, 2021

LGBTQ advocates sue Tennessee over anti-trans sports law

Bwog • September 17, 2020

New Lawyer In Tess Majors Case

The two older suspects in the Tess Majors case appeared again in court last week. Suspect 2, who is facing the most severe charges in the investigation, is now represented by the high profile criminal defense attorney Jeffrey Lichtman.

The Atlantic • January 21, 2021

Pandemic Numbers Are (Finally) Tiptoeing in the Right Direction

The United States remains in a very alarming place, but COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations, and deaths all fell in the past seven days.

The COVID Tracking Project • December 26, 2020

COVID Tracking Project Merch Shop

This is the merchandise store I built for the COVID Tracking Project, featuring 160+ of my unique designs each available on a variety of items.