Ellie Cowen

Managing Editor

Preston's Summary

Ellie Cowen is the Managing Editor at The Hullabaloo. A senior studying political science, English, and economics, she is passionate about amplifying student voices and has a keen interest in educational policy and governance, as well as event management and technology. Ellie has been featured in The Tulane Hullabaloo and WGNO ABC26.

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Geo Focus

New Orleans, United States (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Informative: 63 %
Events: 19 %
Data Driven: 11 %
Opinion: 2 %
Promotional: 2 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Store Management
  • Educational Policy
  • School Governance
  • Event Management Software
  • Event Platforms
  • AI Platforms

Pitching Insights

Ellie's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, with heavy emphasis on education-related topics at Tulane University. She appears to be responsive to expert commentary and announcements, particularly those related to government & politics as well as healthcare & pharmaceutical matters.

Given her focus on Tulane University and New Orleans, she may be interested in pitches that offer expert insights or announcements related to educational policies, campus events, local political developments impacting education, healthcare initiatives within the university or city of New Orleans. It would also be beneficial if sources have a clear tie-in with the Louisiana region when reaching out for potential collaboration.

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