Whitney Coy
School
The Ohio State University
Expertise
Cooking And Baking, Grocery, Dining
- Whitney is an avid cookbook collector, and tries out at least one new recipe every week.
- She regularly purchases single-use kitchen gadgets, only to discard them after a single use.
- Whitney has been professionally writing and editing for both online and print since 2001.
Experience
Whitney started off as a reporter for a weekly print publication in Columbus, Ohio, where she served as writer, photographer, and editor. She has written for various online publications, and was an Associate Editor at SheKnows. Whitney joined Static Media as a freelance writer in 2016, writing for Mashed and The List. She served as Mashed's lead features editor and Static's editorial strategy manager of food before becoming managing editor of Static Media's food division.
Education
Whitney has a bachelor's degree in Mass Communications from The Ohio State University, in Columbus, Ohio.
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Stories By Whitney Coy
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You probably don't give much thought to your underwear when you're getting ready in the morning, but it turns out you may be making some serious underwear mistakes. Grabbing the wrong pair of underwear can have some seriously unpleasant side effects.
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These animals were all dealt crappy hands in life, but they've rolled with the punches and came out on top — with their tails wagging!
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Men are always turning the thermostat down, and women are always turning it right back up again. But are there scientific reasons why women are often colder?
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There are some things we just shouldn't do on a first date, but what about during the rest of the relationship? Here's how to avoid turning people off.
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There's no question that exercise is a good thing, but it is possible to exercise too much. When you do, some dangerous things could happen to your body.
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Between work, family, bills, and other commitments, the stressors in our lives just seem to pile up continuously, and our bodies are showing the impact.
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We all know an accessory can make or break an outfit. Here's what accessory might be aging your style.
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That broken nail might be more that just an unfortunate turn of events — it may be a symptom of a bigger problem.