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Brisa Karow

Brisa Karow

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Managing Editor, The Lumberjack

Arizona

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Feminism

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Funding rounds, executive appointments, earnings, M&A.

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Total articles 77

  • College Chronicles: Luck and locks

    By Brisa Karow| Flagstaff Live Verified Two days after my Nonnie’s 90th birthday, I stood in her butter-yellow living room. It was the first of March, and the rainy day did enough to coax us into staying inside. She sat with a seafoam towel hung across her shoulders on one of her dining room chairs. Small ringlets of ivory fell to the ground. Onto the hardwood, worn floors of the house I had been visiting all my life.

    By Brisa Karow · Flagstaff Live

    Apr. 03, 2025

  • College Chronicles: The countdown

    By Brisa Karow| Flagstaff Live Verified Graduation is less than three months away, and I’m beginning to realize those who graduated before me were far from dramatic in their response to the rapidly impending milestone. Honestly, I wonder how they kept it together as much as they did. Since sophomore year, I’ve attended graduation ceremonies, supporting friends and peers in classes above me. I’ve sat alongside and helped them piece together their journalism capstones in the nights before presenting.

    By Brisa Karow · Flagstaff Live

    Mar. 06, 2025

  • College Chronicles: Luck and locks

    By Brisa Karow| Flagstaff Live Verified Two days after my Nonnie’s 90th birthday, I stood in her butter-yellow living room. It was the first of March, and the rainy day did enough to coax us into staying inside. She sat with a seafoam towel hung across her shoulders on one of her dining room chairs. Small ringlets of ivory fell to the ground. Onto the hardwood, worn floors of the house I had been visiting all my life.

    By Brisa Karow · Flagstaff Live

    Apr. 03, 2025

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The Lumberjack