Caleb Crain is an intern who writes for various publications including The Daily Pennsylvanian, The New York Review of Books, The New Yorker, and 34th Street Magazine. His focus is on local news, particularly in the Pennsylvania and Philadelphia area. Caleb's work has also been featured in The Atlantic and The New York Times.
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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States (Local)
Caleb Crain's coverage heavily emphasizes local sports events, particularly focusing on Penn Athletics and Ivy League competitions. If you aim to reach out effectively, consider offering insights or stories related to these specific teams and leagues.
Given the predominant focus on event coverage, providing exclusive access to athletes or coaches for interviews before or after significant games could be a compelling pitch. Additionally, if you have unique statistics or analysis regarding Penn Athletics or Ivy League sports that haven't been widely discussed, this might capture Caleb's attention.
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By: Caleb Crain, Nathaniel Sirlin
Junior Nick Incontrera highlighted a strong leading group for the Quakers
By: Caleb Crain, Abhiram Juvvadi
Forty-five years ago, Penn men's basketball went to the Final Four. Relive the Quakers' run with exclusive some never been seen photos from The Daily Pennsylvanian.
By: Caleb Crain
As new federal regulations come into effect, the Penn Museum is continuing to rectify their previous mistakes.
Sophomore Julie Shin led the Quakers and won the event overall
By: Caleb Crain
The Quakers close out its four-game road trip with a much-needed conference win against the Big Red
By: Caleb Crain, Avi Singh
This marks the 16th consecutive year Penn has participated in the initiative
By: Caleb Crain
Players transferring out of the Ivy League have become an alarming trend in recent years
By: Caleb Crain, Anna Vazhaeparambil
Two of the players transferred for this past season while Jaden Key played his entire career with the Quakers
By: Caleb Crain, Chenyao Liu
The Quakers entered the Ivy League tournament as top seed and the favorites to repeat as champions
By: Caleb Crain
The junior midfielder broke the Ivy League Tournament record as Quakers advance to conference title game.
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