Ceased Composing Articles Based on Personal Viewpoints
In the world of journalism at Loyola University, Viveca Stucke has made a significant impact. This past school year, Stucke shifted gears from writing opinion pieces to features, broadening her writing skills and expanding her horizons.
Stucke, who finds herself politically at a crossroads and often comes across as centrist, has maintained a keen interest in political discourse. Her passion for politics led her to write about topics such as the state of the Republican Party, her thoughts on Joe Biden, and the importance of voting. However, as the election season approached, Stucke found herself increasingly anxious and chose to keep her opinions mostly to herself.
Stucke's transition from opinion writing to features was marked by her appointment as a Features Editor. In this role, she has been instrumental in creating engaging content for the "features" section, with multiple articles to her name. One of her most notable works is "Peep My Crib: Loyola 1," an article she authored about a cozy home on Loyola 1 shared by Caroline Kramer, Sophia Mariani, Claire Kraemer, and Mary Kate Murphy.
Stucke's foray into the world of features didn't end there. She is also the author of "Peep My Crib: Lehy 420," an article written about her and Paige Thomson's dorm room by Caroline Kramer. The article "Day in the Life: Family Weekend" also features Stucke, mentioning her family members who visited her on campus.
Stucke's ability to adapt to differing political beliefs and her knack for understanding when to remain silent have made her a valuable asset in the journalism community at Loyola. Her approachable style and straightforward writing have earned her the respect of her peers and readers alike.
An image courtesy of LinkedIn accompanies many of Stucke's articles, providing a personal touch to her work. As she continues to grow and evolve in her journalistic career, there's no doubt that Viveca Stucke will continue to captivate readers with her engaging features and insightful perspectives.
- Viveca Stucke's role as Features Editor has allowed her to contribute a variety of engaging content about Loyola University's campus, including articles on personal growth, such as "Peep My Crib: Loyola 1."
- Apart from her work on the "features" section, Stucke has also written about general news and education-and-self-development, like the "Day in the Life: Family Weekend" article.
- Despite her centrist political stance, Stucke has shown a keen interest in political discourse, managing to write about politics without losing her readers' trust during the election season.
- Stucke's adaptability and reader-focused approach have made her an intriguing figure in the world of journalism at Loyola, with many believing that her career will continue to flourish with her personal growth in the field.
