Adam Sennott
Boston
By Damon Gitelman
Reporter
Adam Sennott is a reporter for The Boston Globe. He covers a variety of topics including Boston city politics, crime news, and weather emergencies. In addition to the Boston Globe, his reporting has appeared in the Washington Post, the Cambridge Chronicle, and Spare Change News.
As a freelance reporter, he covered human interest stories, politics, and elections for the Cambridge Chronicle.
His writing has published in Washington, DC., Seattle, Denver, Portland, Ore., and Miami. He has interviewed many notable people, including the Rev. Al Sharpton, the Rev. Jesse Jackson, Gay Talese, and Ted Koppel.
As editor-in-chief of Spare Change News, he interviewed Dan Rather, Carl Bernstein, and New York Times editor, Bill Keller.
Sennott earned a 2014 Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism from Emerson College where he received a Print Journalism Excellence Award.
Sennett serves on the board of directors of The Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ), and is president of SPJ’s New England chapter.