Samuel A. Church
Reporter — Cambridge, Mass. / Austin, Tex.

Samuel A. Church is a reporter covering money, politics and the people caught in between.

He most recently reported for the national desk at Bloomberg News, building data-driven stories out of public records, agency datasets and financial filings.

200,000+ Page views across his Bloomberg News stories
200+ Stories published
Cited by CNN, The New York Times and Politico
Toolkit
  • QGIS
  • Data visualization
  • Python
  • R
  • Public records

Selected work

Five stories

More clips

  1. Jul. 2026 Bloomberg News Trump's Plan for 30-Foot Border Wall in Big Bend State Park Stirs Up Texas ClashHomepage
  2. Jul. 2026 Bloomberg News Democrats Rush to Replace Platner as GOP Relishes Divisions
  3. Jun. 2026 Bloomberg News Tartan Army's Boston Invasion Revives Push to Change State's Strict Booze Rules
  4. Sep. 2025 The Harvard Crimson 'Basic Questions,' Unanswered: Inside Harvard College's Rapid Diversity Office DismantlingExclusiveHomepage
  5. Jun. 2025 The Harvard Crimson Embassy Cited Nonexistent Law To Deny Incoming Harvard Student's VisaExclusiveHomepage
  6. May 2025 The Harvard Crimson What SEVP Revocation Would Mean for International Students at HarvardHomepage
  7. Jul. 2025 Provincetown Ind. WOMR Faces Loss of Almost 20% of Its RevenueFront page
  8. Jul. 2025 Provincetown Ind. Camp Lightbulb Cancels Summer Sessions HereFront page
  9. Jun. 2025 Provincetown Ind. ICE: Only 2 of 38 Arrested on Islands Committed Serious CrimesExclusive

About

Samuel A. Church

Samuel A. Church is a reporter and a member of the Harvard College Class of 2027, studying Social Studies. He spent the summer of 2026 on the national desk at Bloomberg News as the team's sole intern, reporting data-driven stories on politics, higher education and public spending.

At The Harvard Crimson, he covered Harvard College, including the University's fight against the Trump administration, pro-Palestine activism on campus, and the College's move to recenter its academics. In 2025, he was a summer reporting fellow at The Provincetown Independent through the Local Journalism Project, where he covered funding cuts and municipal institutions on the Outer Cape.

He is from Austin, Texas.

Contact

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churchasam@gmail.com
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