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Author Archives: Sophie Young
Alma Mater: Kent State University
As Mirror Indy’s service reporter, my goal is to serve the Indianapolis community by sharing resources that make life a little easier. I also write our daily newsletter, In the Mirror, which is a mix of news, community events, and arts and culture.
I joined Mirror Indy because I believe in the mission of community-based journalism wholeheartedly. When I’m not working, I love to take walks, read and try new recipes and restaurants.
I graduated from Kent State in 2023 with my journalism degree. Before coming to Indianapolis, I had internships at The New York Times through the Dow Jones News Fund and Dayton Daily News.
Juneteenth across generations: How 3 Black community members in Indy celebrateÂ
Jamaal Nelson, Sibeko Jywanza and Keesha Dixon share what Juneteenth means to them.
We asked for your best dad-vice, and you delivered
How to eat an elephant, pack a U-Haul trailer and more life lessons shared by Mirror Indy’s readers and staff.
Free event will match volunteers to local nonprofits
Connect with more than 100 organizations at Leadership Indy’s Get on Board event June 25.
Becoming a U.S. citizen: Resources to help in Indianapolis
Mirror Indy spoke with the Immigrant Welcome Center to outline the steps to citizenship and answer common questions.
New Neon Black festival celebrates Black dancers in Indianapolis
Experience Reggaeton, hip hop, contemporary, West African and Latin dance June 8 and 9.
Central Library will close public computer lab June 1
The public will lose access to about 20 computers on the library’s first floor, which will be converted to offices.
5 ways to get the freshest veggies this summer in Indy
Local farms and growers offer subscription boxes, raised beds, recipes and more.
Indiana Primary Election 2024: Everything you need to know
How to find your polling place, what to bring, who’s on the ballot and where to report concerns, all in Mirror Indy’s essential guide.
There’s an art to making a genuine apology
A pastor, a crisis communications expert, a therapist and two kindergarten teachers share their advice for saying you’re sorry.


