Rashi
Shrivastava
Multimedia Storyteller
About Me
Rashi's journey began with writing poetry. Her passion for writing soon brought her to the world's first journalism school at the University of Missouri. She got her bachelor's degree in investigative convergence journalism. She's now pursuing a master's degree in magazine journalism. Middle schooled in Australia, high schooled and brought up in India and now pursuing her college degree in America, she has a global and diverse background. She has worked on stories ranging from urban food insecurity to how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected different industries. She is a contributing writer for Vox Magazine in Columbia and has worked on stories about the impact of the pandemic on dancers, and the declining turkey population in Missouri. During undergrad, she interned with Startland News, writing feature stories about startups and entrepreneurship in Kansas City. She was an editorial fellow for the Kauffman Foundation. She worked as a business reporter for two years for Missouri Business Alert. She has a keen interest in covering people-focused entrepreneurship stories. Rashi dabbles in video, audio, and photo production and editing to complement her in-depth written storytelling. She was also a writing tutor for the MU Writing Center and a Lifeworks Dance Instructor at MizzouRec. She is a graduate teaching assistant for business journalism courses.
