Julia Jacobs Biography and Wiki
Julia Jacobs Age and Birthday
The reporter was born Julia Rebbeca Jacobs in 1997 in Chicago, Illinois, United States. She is 27 years old now. Her birthday date is under review and will be updated soon.
Julia Jacobs Height
She stands at a height of 5 feet 6 inches (Approx, 1.68 m/ 168 cm) tall.
Julia Jacobs Education
Julia attended and completed her tertiary studies at a local high school in Chicago Suburbs. She later enrolled at Northwestern University, a private research university in Evanston, Illinois, where she graduated with a bachelor’s degree in both Journalism and Political Science in 2018.
Julia Jacobs Family, Parents, and Siblings
She was born to Mr.Jacobs (father), and Mrs. Jacobs (mother) in Chicago, Illinois. It’s unclear if she has any siblings. Further details regarding her family background will be updated soon when established.
Julia Jacobs Husband, Is She Married?
Concerning her dating affairs, Julia prefers keeping her love life details private and discreet. However, it’s unclear whether she is married, single, or in any relationship. Nonetheless, we are keeping tabs and we will update her partner’s details soon.
Julia Jacobs Salary
According to our estimates, Julia receives an average salary of $32,399 to $92,500. Her contract with the exact figures is yet to be released.
Julia Jacobs Net Worth
Jacobs has an estimated net worth of $500,000 to $1 Million. This amount is from her career as a journalist among other investments.
Career| The New York Times
Julia is a well-known professional broadcast journalist working as a Culture reporter at The New York Times. She joined the NY Times in June 2018. Julia also works as a reporting intern at the Boston Globe. Here, she covers national affairs such as Congress and the Trump administration.
Previously, Jacobs worked at Reuters where she reported on general news in the Midwest. Before this, she worked as an editor-in-chief at The Daily Northwestern. Citing her work, she used to manage, edit, and write for a 2016 Pacemaker-winning newspaper.
Most noteworthy, Julia has worked as a political reporter at Medill News Service. She has also worked as a City Editor where she managed and edited daily Evanston news stories. Moreover, her work included covering weekly City Council meetings and state politics.
Furthermore, Jacobs led a staff of about 15 writers and editors to publish daily breaking news stories about Evanston and Northwestern. In addition, she was the Editor in Chief for The Glenbrook South Oracle. She did her internship at Meet the Press and was a mentor at Medill Media Teens.