Maria Streshinsky
Maria Streshinsky launched Pacific Standard in 2012. She was previously the managing editor at The Atlantic in Washington, D.C., where she managed a staff of more than 25 editors, writers, art directors, and interns. In 2009 she won the Atlantic Media Company 2009 Chairman’s Award for editing excellence. Before The Atlantic, Streshinsky spent two years at the U.S. Department of the Interior as a program analyst working on Indian Affairs issues. After graduating from the University of California-Santa Cruz, she began a career in magazine journalism with VIA, the AAA magazine in San Francisco. She has also worked as a freelance writer and editor for various magazines.
Letter From the Editor: True Grit
Introducing the July/August 2015 print issue of Pacific Standard.
Introducing the New Issue of 'Pacific Standard'
The end of gangs, the women who fight for men's rights, five ways to better understand ISIS, and more in our January/February 2015 print issue.
Introducing the New Issue of ‘Pacific Standard’
The most dangerous idea in mental health, the rise of extreme daycare, the anatomy of ignorance, and more in our November/December 2014 print issue.
Introducing the New Issue of 'Pacific Standard'
The science of self-control, the rise of biblical counseling, why middle school doesn't have to suck, and more in our September/October 2014 print issue.
Editor's Letter: Your Medical Issue
Introducing the July/August 2014 Issue of Pacific Standard.
Editor's Letter: Introducing the May/June Issue of Pacific Standard
Introducing the May/June 2014 Issue of Pacific Standard.
March/April 2014 Editor's Letter: In These Pages
Introducing the March/April 2014 Issue of Pacific Standard.
Introducing the January/February 2014 Issue of Pacific Standard
Introducing the January/February 2014 Issue of Pacific Standard.
The Money Issue: Pacific Standard November/December Editor's Letter
Introducing the November/December 2013 issue of Pacific Standard.
Points of Entry: Pacific Standard September/October Editor's Letter
Introducing the September/October 2013 issue of Pacific Standard.
On the Upside: Introducing the July/August Issue of Pacific Standard
Introducing the July/August 2013 issue of Pacific Standard.
What It Was Like to Apply for a High-Level Job as a Woman in 1960s
Fifty years ago President Kennedy signed the Equal Pay Act. A glimpse back at what it was like to apply for a job as a woman.
The Last Mile: Introducing the May/June 2013 Issue of Pacific Standard
Introducing the May/June 2013 issue of Pacific Standard.
My Vote for Most Inventive Way To Manage Stress
In the multi-tasking world we live in, it's safe to say many of us are looking for either more hours, or better ways to manage our stress and workload.
A Private Bear
This, from the animal behavior files, tickles me all over again, and it seems like a mental health break is in order.
R.I.P. Traditional Marriage
What the fading of traditional marriage tells us about our growing class divide.
Paul Theroux on What’s Really Wrong With Africa
Travel writer Paul Theroux on why his latest book, "The Lower River", looks at the damage done by nongovernmental organizations in Africa.
Announcing Our New Name
Miller-McCune is renaming, and relaunching under the new moniker: "Pacific Standard."
What Elouise Cobell Should Really Be Honored For
Elouise Cobell, the lead plaintiff in efforts to force the U.S. government to better administer the Indian Trust, was a leader in having the feds pay for their mandates.