Matthew Dae Smith is a photojournalist and videographer at the Lansing State Journal. He focuses on themes of culture and society, covering topics such as campus life, civil rights, diversity and inclusion, and real estate development. His work has been featured in prominent publications including Yahoo News, USA TODAY, and the Detroit Free Press.
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Lansing, United States (Local)
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Matthew's coverage primarily focuses on local events, community activities, and school district news in Lansing, Michigan. He is likely to be interested in pitches related to local events, human interest stories from the area, and coverage of community initiatives or developments within the schools.
Given his emphasis on visual content through photos, consider pitching ideas that have strong visual elements such as art installations, cultural festivals or parades happening within the local area. Additionally, since Matthew covers sports events like basketball games at a local level he may welcome updates about significant achievements by local teams or athletes.
Pitches should align with his geographic focus on Lansing and Michigan while highlighting unique aspects of these areas.
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By: Matthew Dae Smith
A peek inside CADL's new Local History Center in Alaiedon Township, near I-96
By: Matthew Dae Smith
A few dozen demonstrators marched from East Lansing City Hall, calling on the police chief and city manager to resign.
Photos from the Okemos High School commencement ceremony at the Breslin Center in East Lansing.
A peek inside the Federated Polish Home of Lansing in pictures
By: Matthew Dae Smith
A peek inside the Federated Polish Home of Lansing where members talk about the rich cultural importance of the hall, desire for new members
By: Matthew Dae Smith
People were given tours of the new Lansing Public Media Center and forthcoming Ovation Center for Music and Arts during an event on Friday, May 29.
City of Lansing raises Pride flag to mark Pride month
Scenes from the Waverly High School commencement at the Breslin Center
By: Matthew Dae Smith
MSU trustees Rema Vassar, D-Detroit, and Mike Balow, R-Plymouth, defended their refusal to sign MSU's updated board rules at a joint press conference.
By: Matthew Dae Smith
In business for more than a century, the iconic Coral Gables restaurant in East Lansing will close at the end of the month. Patrons react.
