Beverly R. Muzii
Beverly Renee Muzii is a journalist at Florida International University who explores the intersection of journalistic storytelling with arts, culture and the humanities. Muzii is the chief student correspondent for ArtSpeak, an e-magazine and publication platform sponsored by FIU’s College of Communication Architecture and the Arts and the Lee Caplin School of Journalism and Media. Muzii also works as a student academic advising ambassador and is a studio support assistant for Island TV. Muzii will graduate with a bachelor’s degree from the FIU Lee Caplin School of Journalism & Media in 2025.
Miami’s churches are changing. Will local history be lost?
The morning sun drifted through the iridescent stained glass of the chapel in the Miami Shores Community Church as it had every morning for...
Examining access to higher education among single mothers
This article was first published in Medium.
Being a single parent is a challenge, particularly when trying to access higher education. In Miami, single mothers...
Population Growth, Habitat Loss and Suburban Sprawl: Panthers in Southwest Florida
The Florida panther is one of the most endangered mammals in North America. Once roaming lands across the Southeastern United States, the panthers occupy...
Inspired by his grandfather’s civic leadership, Kenneth Kilpatrick advocates for Brownsville
This story was first published in the Miami Times. To view the story, click here.
Turning a neighborhood into a city is an arduous process,...
Single mother has two special-needs children who need your help this holiday season
This article first appeared in the Miami Herald in collaboration with the Lee Caplin School of Journalism and Media.
Tajjii Ferguson was 34 weeks...
iWitness hosts monthly lunch break with themes of thanks, giving and hope
The iWitness: IPC Institute for Visual Journalism at FIU hosted its third lunch break of the fall semester this past Friday with a celebration...
Bearing Witness to “A Beautiful Struggle”: Photojournalist Alon Skuy’s work in post-Apartheid South Africa
Through the camera viewfinder on the morning of August 16, 2012, photojournalist Alon Skuy watched as militarized police rolled up to the Lonmin platinum...
Five storytellers who have shaped the Miami identity
Miami is a sprawling global metropolis and multi-cultural melting pot, and its unique diversity is explored in the work of local writers and storytellers....
Aqua Aware: Diving into the importance of water safety and drowning prevention (includes documentary)
Florida has the highest rate of drowning in the nation. This documentary explores the dangers and emphasizes water safety. Experts and special guests share...
Live Like Jake Foundation highlights childhood drowning prevention and water safety
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The life...