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Catherine Goodman

(She/Her)
Atlanta, New York
As seen in: The Wall Street Journal, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, The Emory Wheel, The Current GA
Covers:  Arts, Entertainment, Lifestyle, Culture, Features, Profiles
Doesn't Cover: Business

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Catherine Goodman’s Biography

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Catherine Goodman, from Savannah, Georgia, is a Junior at Emory University. She is majoring in English and Art History and is the Managing Editor of Arts & Life and the Editorial Board at The Emory Wheel. At The Wheel she writes a bi-weekly column titled “Cat’s Collection.” Catherine is passionate about arts, culture, and entertainment journalism with a particular interest in feature writing. Her work has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, The Current, W…

Catherine Goodman’s Journalist Portfolio

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'Frankenstein club': WMRE returns from dead

'Frankenstein club': WMRE returns from dead

On the fourth floor of the Alumni Memorial University Center, a flier-plastered door creaks open to reveal Em…

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Concert review: Faye Webster welcomed home

Concert review: Faye Webster welcomed home

No place is like home, and for the Atlanta-born singer Faye Webster, no place was better to end her tour than…

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Not in Graceland anymore: Priscilla Presley tells her story

Not in Graceland anymore: Priscilla Presley tells her story

The theater is boisterous, full of moviegoers simultaneously enraptured by the screen and dedicated to delive…

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Cat's Collection: 4 features to celebrate creative collaboration

Cat's Collection: 4 features to celebrate creative collaboration

As final exam season rapidly approaches, many Emory University students must prepare for the dreaded group pr…

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5 tracks to fill you with 'Glee'

5 tracks to fill you with 'Glee'

Of the many pivotal moments in my personal development, watching “Glee” (2009) for the first time remains a l…

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'Bet On It': These Disney songs hit every time

'Bet On It': These Disney songs hit every time

In “Poem Read at Joan Mitchell’s,” Frank O’Hara wrote, “Let’s advance and change everything, but leave these …

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Articles

Spilling the beans: Uncover underrated campus coffee options

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By Ellie Fivas, Catherine Goodman, Madeline Shapiro
| The Emory Wheel Verified
As Emory University students bundled up and attempted to stay warm inside during brief snow showers last weekend, an opportunity arose for us brave editors to venture out into the cold and seek something that our community sorely lacks: a definitive ranking of all coffee options on campus. For a school that barely enrolls 16,000 students, Emory boasts an impressive excess of coffee shops, with many going underutilized by the student body.
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'On the carousel of time': My favorite songs about growing up, growing old

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By Catherine Goodman
| The Emory Wheel Verified
In “Little Women” (2019), one of my favorite films, the formidable Jo March (Saoirse Ronan) kneels on the wooden floor and buries her sullen face into her older sister’s striped skirt. “I can’t believe childhood is over,” she admits, gazing into the distance. Her sister, Meg March (Emma Watson), responds, “It was going to end one way or another.” This striking exchange carries additional poignancy this week.
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Grammys Predictions: Album of the year

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By Alex Gerson, Amelia Bush, Catherine Goodman, Hunter Buchheit
| The Emory Wheel Verified
1. 'MAYHEM’ by Lady Gaga (2025) - Catherine Despite accruing 45 Grammy Award nominations — and 14 wins — Lady Gaga has never received the highly coveted award for album of the year. Gaga’s “The Fame Monster” (2009) lost to Arcade Fire’s “The Suburbs” (2010); “Born this Way” (2011) lost to Adele’s “21” (2011); and “Love for Sale” (2021) lost to Jon Batiste’s “WE ARE” (2021).
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Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

Andrea Sachs from "The Devil Wears Prada"

Why did you become a journalist?

I became a journalist because I love telling other people's stories

What story are you most proud of writing or working on?

My profile about student actress Makalee Cooper or my digital maps covering Coastal Georgia History