Sage Jezierski

Journalist

Email jezierskisage@gmail.com
Address Boston, MA & Minneapolis, MN

ABOUT

My name is Sage Jezierski and I'm a student at Emerson College in Boston. I'm originally from Minneapolis, Minnesota. I'm a student journalist committed to crafting impactful narratives that resonate with a wide audience.

EDUCATION

2023 - 2026

Emerson College

Bachelor's Degree in Journalism

Minor in Political Science

Boston, MA.

CONTACT

Phone 612-720-1010

Email jezierskisage@gmail.com

Address Boston, MA & Minneapolis, MN

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Portfolio 2025

Emerson College recognizes three educators for teaching excellence

Despite Emerson’s promise to provide meaningful financial support, students feel neglected and ignored

Emerson’s Social Justice Academy celebrates trans identity amid worsening attacks by the Trump administration

Boston’s Chinatown rings in the Year of the Snake in annual parade

Global ‘Tesla Takedown’ movement makes its way to Boston

Annual Teach-in on Race explores future of DEI, liberation struggles, art as resistance

Tracy K Smith Debuts Her New Book: To Free the Captives: A Plea For the American Soul

Tracy K Smith - a Pulitzer Prize-winning poet, author, and Harvard professor - introduced her new book...

“Bans off our bodies”- The Lack of Logic in Overturning Roe v Wade

January 22 marked the 49th anniversary of the landmark Supreme Court case Roe v.

Wade.

The Big Dig: History for the Better or Worse?

While the Big Dig event served as a celebration of the historical infrastructure project, it also was a point of reflection on the negative effects it has had on public transportation.

How Hookup Culture Shapes Modern Relationships

The rise of technology has influenced all aspects of modern life. From working conditions to personal connections,

Euphoria's Impacts and Implications

A slightly dramatized expression of the struggles of modern-day teenagers, “Euphoria” has broken HBO...

The Toll of Distance Learning on Mental Health

When Edina Public Schools switched to distance learning in March of 2020, it was

looked at as a temporary solution.