Rachel Schallom
Managing Editor
rachel.schallom@vice.comRachel Schallom is the managing editor at VICE. She has previously worked at The Wall Street Journal, Fusion, the Sun Sentinel, the Los Angeles Times and the Huntsville Times. She has both her bachelor and master’s degrees from the University of Missouri School of Journalism, originally hailing from St. Louis.
Why Hundreds of Thousands of Women Ended Their Pregnancies After Chernobyl
Misinformation, "radiophobia," and fear of birth defects led to hundreds of thousands of abortions after the nuclear disaster.
VICE selects four college students for new fellowship program
After reviewing more than 400 applications, we've selected four students from across the country to tell stories about mental health.
Department of Defense Uses 'Categories' of Transgender People to Defend Ban
In emails, the DoD insisted that their proposed transgender policy is not a ban, because trans people can serve—as long as they don’t transition.
What Drives Us to Get Out of Bed?
As we brace for 2019 and stack up our resolutions, Broadly is focusing on finding motivation for the hard tasks that await us—like getting out of bed.
Pitch Us: Announcing The VICE Fellowship For Collegiate Reporting
Through dedicated mentoring and editing from the Vice staff, college journalists will have the resources to tackle on-the-ground reporting.
