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About Mahreen Khan
Mahreen Khan studies Journalism and Psychology at Stony Brook University, where she is avidly engaged in inspiring change and encouraging awareness through her reporting. As a student journalist in her junior year, Khan serves as assistant news editor of her university publication, The Statesman. Khan has been part of the Statesman team since her freshman year of undergrad in 2014, while maintaining the honor of being named to the Dean’s List each semester. The New York native served as a freelance reporter for The Sag Harbor Express and its affiliate Express Magazine in 2015. She went on to intern with Hamptons Magazine in the summer of 2016, and in that same summer launched a newspaper activity featuring the student-produced publication, The Haygrounder, at Bridgehampton’s Hayground Camp. Khan’s focus lies in giving voice to the silenced and oppressed, and in chronicling day-to-day adventures and observations through an even-keeled lens.
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Cradle of Aviation Museum hosts April Break Activities

April 12, 2017 Mahreen Khan 0

By Mahreen Khan and Colin Knechtl Marcellina Mele’s two boys ran from the F-105B Thunderchief to the P-84B Thunderjet, jaws dropped, eyes opened wide. Not […]

Long Island Legends kickstart eight-week spring 2017 league

April 5, 2017 Mahreen Khan 0

By Bria Ellis and Mahreen Khan It’s almost 9 a.m. at the unofficially named “Lambeau” and “Heinz” Fields in Commack, New York. Chilly gusts of […]

Hicks Nurseries 27th Annual Flower and Garden Show: Living Dreams

March 22, 2017 Mahreen Khan 0

By Mahreen Khan and Giselle Miranda Hicks Nurseries opened the doors to its 27th annual Flower and Garden Show on March 9 in Westbury, encouraging […]

Creative Cups project to raise money for breast cancer

March 8, 2017 Mahreen Khan 0

By Justine Josue and Mahreen Khan An auction of 137 uniquely decorated brassieres will be exhibited by the project Creative Cups on March 16, to […]

To Avoid Federal Sanctions, Dix Hills Taste NY Seeks to Comply with Federal Regulations

March 1, 2017 Mahreen Khan 0

By Mahreen Khan and Dyondra Wilson The state-run Taste NY Dix Hills pop-up installed two self-serve kiosks Sunday in an effort to avoid potential sanctions. […]

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