naomi osaka – Elizabeth Trevathan

An athlete, a social justice warrior… a role model for our generation

February 27, 2021June 6, 2021 22elizabethmt All Journalism Writing, RubicOnline, SportsTagged athlete, atp, Australian open, Kishori Patel, nan besse, naomi osaka, role model, social justice, tennis, us open, usta, wta

February 27, 2021 – RubicOnline Naomi Osaka: the female championship athlete of our generation. At the age of 22 in 2019, she was the highest-paid female athlete in the world. The Associated Press’s Female Athlete of 2020. A four-time Grand Slam winner as of Feb. 20 when she beat American Jennifer Brady in the Australian […]

Australian Open players raise wildfire relief funds

January 21, 2020December 12, 2020 22elizabethmt All Journalism Writing, RubicOnline, SportsTagged Alexander Zverev, ATP Auckland Open, Australian fires, Australian open, Barnard Tomic, Bushfires, Caroline Wozniacki, Coco Gauff, Dalila Jukapovic, Dominic Thiem, environment conservation, Eugenie Bouchard, Federer, Grand Slams, Maria Sharapova, Nadal, naomi osaka, Nicholas Kyrgios, Novak Djokovic, Petra Kvitova, serena williams, Sila Liljedahl, Stefanos Tsitsipas, tennis, tournament

Forced to play in smoky conditions, Australian Open players pledged to donate money to help.

I am Elizabeth Trevathan, a sophomore at Macalester College in Saint Paul, MN. I am completing a double major in Geology and Geography. I was a student journalist in high school and Director of RubicOnline for two years. I was honored as the 2022 Minnesota Journalist of the Year by the Journalism Education Association. As a student journalist, I became passionate about science communication. You can find more information about my experience as a student journalist and my entire portfolio on this site.

I intend to pursue a Ph.D. in Hydrology and research the influence of climate change on the physical circulation of ocean water and its impact on coastal and glacial environments. I am eager to learn how to integrate remote sensing and GIS into this research. I recognize the importance of integrating science communication into this field to create better environments.