Zoe
Allen
About Zoe
Zoe Allen is a 24-year-old communications professional living New York City. She is a graduate of Boston University where she obtained a B.S. in Journalism and a B.A. in Political Science. She loves wearing sneakers (but wishes she was comfortable in heels), Chelsea Football Club, and silver jewelry. Currently, she serves as a Junior Publicist at Rachel Harrison Communications and runs the Substack Laced Up, which explores the convergence of sports and style.
Zoe previously worked as a Press Relations Associate at Tyler McGillivary, the Story Editor of Crybaby Zine and the Editor-in-Chief Off the Cuff Magazine, BU's premier fashion, art and culture publication.
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Résumé
Portfolio
Crybaby Zine
︎ Crybaby Spring/Summer 2016 Issue
︎ Crybaby Fame Issue
︎ Bring the heat: an interview with Sara King
︎ What I have learned about movements
︎ Crybaby RESIST/REVOLT Issue
︎ Six years without Vampire Weekend: a meditation
︎ Birth Control Diaries No. 1
︎ The power of "Captain Marvel," the power of women
︎ Birth Control Diaries No. 2
︎ The 2019 Met Gala: notes on the red carpet
︎ I'm Ready to Talk Whenever You Are
︎ Crybaby Obsession Issue
︎ Birth Control Diaries No. 3
︎ Reality vs. Fiction
︎ Birth Control Diaries No. 4
︎ BENEE's sound is like a crisp apple (just ask her)
︎ A world of dance and love, together and apart
︎ Don’t Call Her an Activist: In conversation with Livia Rose Johnson
︎ The Sisters Behind Siren: In Conversation with Brenda and Clara Liang
Adolescent Content
︎ What the Met's new admission policy says about art in America
︎ Not Jew-ish, Jewish.
︎ A review of "Beautiful Boy"
︎ Beto O'Rourke: a Texan social experiment
︎ Rookie leaves unparalleled legacy on young creatives
︎ The importance of "Vice" and the dangerous power of Dick Cheney
︎ 'Booksmart' delivers laughs and lessons
︎ A reflection on the unrealistic expectations we have for musicians
︎ The outbreak and impact of the coronavirus stems far beyond China's borders
︎ Hey hey, ho ho, the Iowa Caucus has got to go
︎ What am I allowed to feel in the midst of COVID-19?
︎ Crybaby Spring/Summer 2016 Issue
︎ Crybaby Fame Issue
︎ Bring the heat: an interview with Sara King
︎ What I have learned about movements
︎ Crybaby RESIST/REVOLT Issue
︎ Six years without Vampire Weekend: a meditation
︎ Birth Control Diaries No. 1
︎ The power of "Captain Marvel," the power of women
︎ Birth Control Diaries No. 2
︎ The 2019 Met Gala: notes on the red carpet
︎ I'm Ready to Talk Whenever You Are
︎ Crybaby Obsession Issue
︎ Birth Control Diaries No. 3
︎ Reality vs. Fiction
︎ Birth Control Diaries No. 4
︎ BENEE's sound is like a crisp apple (just ask her)
︎ A world of dance and love, together and apart
︎ Don’t Call Her an Activist: In conversation with Livia Rose Johnson
︎ The Sisters Behind Siren: In Conversation with Brenda and Clara Liang
Adolescent Content
︎ What the Met's new admission policy says about art in America
︎ Not Jew-ish, Jewish.
︎ A review of "Beautiful Boy"
︎ Beto O'Rourke: a Texan social experiment
︎ Rookie leaves unparalleled legacy on young creatives
︎ The importance of "Vice" and the dangerous power of Dick Cheney
︎ 'Booksmart' delivers laughs and lessons
︎ A reflection on the unrealistic expectations we have for musicians
︎ The outbreak and impact of the coronavirus stems far beyond China's borders
︎ Hey hey, ho ho, the Iowa Caucus has got to go
︎ What am I allowed to feel in the midst of COVID-19?
The Daily Free Press
︎ Boston emergency departments send aid to Lawrence, Andover, after gas explosions
︎ Boston's third by CHLOE. location opens its doors in Back Bay (published on page one of the 9/20/18 print issue)
︎ Unauthorized Boston Housing Authority letter ridicules schools, crime in city
︎ City Councilors call for 'Hempfest' to be removed from Boston Common, citing concerns
︎ BU to host innovation-focused startup competition
︎ Convenience of early voting appeals to busy Bostonians
︎ Massachusetts residents, leaders gather to promote transgender protections week before elections
︎ City, Northeastern provide temporary housing to students displaced in Fenway fire
︎ Warren defeats Diehl in senate race (published on page one of the 11/7/18 print issue)
︎ Major technology companies shift management, experts blame high production costs, manufacturing barriers
︎ Innovate@BU unveils entrepreneurial competition known as 'Idea Cup'
︎ Boston city councilors consider municipal ID card system
︎ Transition to BU looks to expand as inaugural semester ends (published on page one of the 12/6/18 print issue)
︎ Boston plastic bag ban to begin Friday
︎ Fashion at BU Instagram showcases university's street style
︎ Angela Davis discusses violence, racism with BU students at packed auditorium
︎ In 'Game of Thrones' Season 8 premiere, winter didn't really come
︎ Vampire Weekend wows local crowd after long hiatus at Agganis Arena
︎ Beauty company Glossier has found a temporary home in Boston
︎ Netflix’s “Unbelievable” miniseries tells the truth of a crime
︎ Ben Platt, Julia Schlaepfer sit down to talk about "The Politician"
︎ Autumn de Wilde's "Emma." breathes new life into centuries-old story
︎ Boston emergency departments send aid to Lawrence, Andover, after gas explosions
︎ Boston's third by CHLOE. location opens its doors in Back Bay (published on page one of the 9/20/18 print issue)
︎ Unauthorized Boston Housing Authority letter ridicules schools, crime in city
︎ City Councilors call for 'Hempfest' to be removed from Boston Common, citing concerns
︎ BU to host innovation-focused startup competition
︎ Convenience of early voting appeals to busy Bostonians
︎ Massachusetts residents, leaders gather to promote transgender protections week before elections
︎ City, Northeastern provide temporary housing to students displaced in Fenway fire
︎ Warren defeats Diehl in senate race (published on page one of the 11/7/18 print issue)
︎ Major technology companies shift management, experts blame high production costs, manufacturing barriers
︎ Innovate@BU unveils entrepreneurial competition known as 'Idea Cup'
︎ Boston city councilors consider municipal ID card system
︎ Transition to BU looks to expand as inaugural semester ends (published on page one of the 12/6/18 print issue)
︎ Boston plastic bag ban to begin Friday
︎ Fashion at BU Instagram showcases university's street style
︎ Angela Davis discusses violence, racism with BU students at packed auditorium
︎ In 'Game of Thrones' Season 8 premiere, winter didn't really come
︎ Vampire Weekend wows local crowd after long hiatus at Agganis Arena
︎ Beauty company Glossier has found a temporary home in Boston
︎ Netflix’s “Unbelievable” miniseries tells the truth of a crime
︎ Ben Platt, Julia Schlaepfer sit down to talk about "The Politician"
︎ Autumn de Wilde's "Emma." breathes new life into centuries-old story
Off the Cuff Magazine
Issue 12: Stylist, Writer
Issue 13: Asst. Creative Director
Issue 14 : Creative Director
Issue 15: Creative Director
Issue 16: Creative Director
Issue 17: Editor-in-Chief
Issue 18: Editor-in-Chief
Room to Grow
︎ Satyrs, Society and Beauty Standards
Features
︎ The New York Times: How High School Students See the Transgender Bathroom Issue
︎ CBS News: American women share their take on the first 100 days of Trump's presidency
︎ Fashion at BU profile
︎ The Institution Presents caption
︎ The Common Thread Podcast: COM Culture: a Fair Depiction?
︎ Clout Chasing Podcast: Email Found Me in the K-Hole with Zoe Allen
Issue 12: Stylist, Writer
Issue 13: Asst. Creative Director
Issue 14 : Creative Director
Issue 15: Creative Director
Issue 16: Creative Director
Issue 17: Editor-in-Chief
Issue 18: Editor-in-Chief
Room to Grow
︎ Satyrs, Society and Beauty Standards
Features
︎ The New York Times: How High School Students See the Transgender Bathroom Issue
︎ CBS News: American women share their take on the first 100 days of Trump's presidency
︎ Fashion at BU profile
︎ The Institution Presents caption
︎ The Common Thread Podcast: COM Culture: a Fair Depiction?
︎ Clout Chasing Podcast: Email Found Me in the K-Hole with Zoe Allen