Iryna Humenyuk is a student at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism.

Select samples:

> On Venezueleans marching 3,400 miles with crushed garlic in their shoes (Columbia News Service).

> On the Brooklyn priest with black-and-white hide sandals and bubblegum-pink suits (Columbia News Service).

> On the house that Rick Haldenby built (Azure Magazine).

> On global pandemics: when a motorcyclist, an architect and two philosophers board the same Air Icelandia flight during COVID-19 (Frame Magazine).

> On food as the great class equalizer (Frame Magazine).

> On suave Dutchmen and Dutchwomen drinking tasteful Dutch cocktails (Frame Magazine).

> On palatial university living (Frame Magazine).

> On loneliness in the city, written with Wong Yi Wei (Critical Mass Magazine).

> On 'tables that want to be flowers' (Frame Magazine).

> On Mussolini’s former Cinecittà going rogue (Frame Magazine).

> On nomadic restaurants (Frame Magazine).

> On hostel design in the experience economy (Frame Magazine).

> On the Enlightenment-era history of Amsterdam's Felix Meritis (Frame Magazine).

> On physical classrooms in the age of Zoom (Frame Magazine).

> On artisanal hotels creating platforms for craft culture (Frame Magazine).

iryna.humenyuk@columbia.edu
A full list of my writing clips lives here.