Zoe Kratzer
@zokratz.bsky.social
Hello, I am a sophomore Journalism major at the University of Missouri with a passion for storytelling. I’m currently developing my skills through hands on reporting and writing.
Contact: [email protected].
Contact: [email protected].
My first article for the Columbia Missourian is out! I break down everything Tiger fans needed to know before the big game day against Arkansas-Pine Bluff. Read here:
Mizzou football game day: What to know about traffic, weather, parking and more
Mizzou will face Arkansas-Pine Bluff in the first game of the 2026 season.
www.columbiamissourian.com
September 12, 2026 at 7:07 PM
My first article for the Columbia Missourian is out! I break down everything Tiger fans needed to know before the big game day against Arkansas-Pine Bluff. Read here:
In this article for Her Campus, I analyze how the rise of sports betting has affected women. This is why the conversation around gambling cannot ignore its impact on women. Sports betting may be marketed toward men, but its consequences extend beyond them. Read here:
How men have made sports betting a women's issue
The rapid legalization of sports betting across the United States has created new revenue streams, advertising markets and a noticeable cultural shift amongst young men.
www.hercampus.com
September 12, 2026 at 7:05 PM
In this article for Her Campus, I analyze how the rise of sports betting has affected women. This is why the conversation around gambling cannot ignore its impact on women. Sports betting may be marketed toward men, but its consequences extend beyond them. Read here:
I’m excited to share one of my proudest Her Campus articles exploring the “clean girl” aesthetic and why its polished perfection can feel limiting. This is how embracing a little camp can make beauty feel more personal and authentic. Read it here:
There is no beauty without camp: the shortcomings of the 'Clean Girl' aesthetic
Scrolling through my TikTok feed, I came across a beauty influencer who was claiming to be taking part in the so-called "clean girl" aesthetic. She immediately stuck out to me because of her minimal r...
www.hercampus.com
September 12, 2026 at 7:02 PM
I’m excited to share one of my proudest Her Campus articles exploring the “clean girl” aesthetic and why its polished perfection can feel limiting. This is how embracing a little camp can make beauty feel more personal and authentic. Read it here: