Lorraine Longhi

Phoenix, Arizona

Bilingual digital journalist with a passion for local communities and a mind for international affairs. Arizona State University grad; community news assistant for The Arizona Republic.

Lorraine Longhi

Phoenix, Arizona

Bilingual digital journalist with a passion for local communities and a mind for international affairs. Arizona State University grad; community news assistant for The Arizona Republic.

Disability and LGBT Forum builds bridge between two marginalized communities
Within every minority group, there are questions that go unanswered. For persons with disabilities, sexuality is often a taboo topic, uncomfortable for some to broach. Within the LGBT community, questions about what will happen after someone becomes disabled, and who will care for them as they grow older, are easy to ignore or sweep under the rug.
Echo Magazine
14 ways to know you’re a Mesa native
Now the third-largest city in Arizona, Mesa has come a long way from being considered Phoenix’s quiet, suburban neighbor to the east. Natives of Mesa, the East Valley’s anchor, will remember the city’s countless growth spurts, evolution of its Cactus League sports facilities, arrival of the light rail downtown and creation of ASU’s Polytechnic campus.
The Arizona Republic
ASU joins a global cause to end modern slavery
Students and faculty at Arizona State University urged students to help combat the problem on Jan. 9 at “Campus Challenge: A call to action against human trafficking.”.
ASU News
Undergraduates blaze path for research in ASUs newest facility
Last fall, Arizona State University opened its newest research and discovery facility: the Interdisciplinary Science and Technology Building IV (ISTB 4). ASU’s largest research building, ISTB 4.
ASU News
Students play matchmaker to promote water reuse
Video: Todd Brady talks about Intel's water reuse efforts at a forum hosted by ASU. During the summer months, Arizona residents are well aware of the status of water as a scarce resource, one that is to be conserved and managed. Many people, however, are unaware of the various stages of water as it is used and reused.
Research Matters
AZ Fact Check: Keeping Arizona Honest
Arizona Rep. Bob Thorpe, R-Flagstaff, said that Black males currently make up 40.1 percent of male U.S. inmates, totaling 2.1 million. "Why is Holder now Soft on Crime? Perhaps: blacks = 12%-13% US population, but make up 40.1% (2.1 million) of male inmates in jail or prison!" A message posted to Thorpe's Twitter account, @azrepbobthorpe, on Aug. 12, 2013.
The Arizona Republic
Edson team Kinects health care with high tech
After undergoing physical therapy for his chronic shoulder pain in 2009, then-39-year-old David Bahr noticed traditional therapy methods were not always effective in getting patients back on the road.
ASU News
AZ Fact Check: Keeping Arizona Honest
Arizona attorney general candidate Mark Brnovich made a comment in a news release accusing current Arizona Attorney General, and fellow Republican, Tom Horne of not supporting prayer at the beginning of meetings of deliberative bodies. "Other state attorneys general filed a brief in support of legislative prayer.
The Arizona Republic
CTI iProjects | Gateway to the East Valley Magazine
Walking down the hallway of ASU’s Polytechnic Campus Tech Center, one’s eye is quickly drawn to the posters lining the walls. The boards are covered with diagrams and summaries of numerous projects, whose focus runs the gamut from agribusiness to engineering to aviation. Once inside the startup labs at the Tech Center, the process of the engineers who work on these projects is brought into view.
Gateway to the East Valley Magazine

About

Lorraine Longhi

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Journalist currently based in Phoenix, Arizona.

I am interested in the politics and culture of my local community and the world at large. My published works have run the gamut from magazines, newspapers and online publications, with a focus in community features.

I am a graduate of Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and a minor in Chinese.

My goal is to see and report the local stories and culture of as many international communities as I can.