Kaylin Linder
Kaylin Linder is a senior broadcasting journalism student at Florida International University. She is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in digital journalism. She has been in love with Journalism since the eighth grade and started to hone in on her love for writing in her freshman year of high school. She enjoys reading and watching anything that deals with true crime because she loves how reporters never forget who the victims were and what they meant to their loved ones. After graduating, Kaylin looks forward to reporting about injustices going on in the United States.
Generation Z is redefining traditional values
Straddling the end of the millennium and the start of the Y2K period, Generation Z is considered the age group born with a silver...
Fort Lauderdale — One year after the flood of the century
On April 12, 2023, 26 inches of rain fell on Edgewood, flooding and devastating the Fort Lauderdale community. People there still get nervous when...
Discover the world of anime at OtakuFest in Pembroke Pines
Winji Mesadieu started on the journey of a lifetime in 2006, looking for local anime conventions in South Florida. At first, Mesadieu discovered Florida...
With higher Christmas tree prices, is an artificial tree an option?
As Christmas approaches, for many the first signs of the season are the roadside tents that pop up for Christmas tree sales.
Shoppers seeking that...
Will Lolita’s death mark a turning point for captive whales?
Animal activists fought a long-standing battle for the release of Lolita, the once iconic attraction at the Miami Seaquarium, only to learn the orca...
The Struggle for Stability: South Florida college students navigate costly rental market while balancing...
The high demand for housing in South Florida is taking a toll on college students. Karla Bendles, a senior at Florida International University, was...
Beyond the four walls (includes podcast)
Beyond the Four Walls is a podcast in which three journalists from Florida International University dive into housing insecurity in South Florida. The...
‘Hunger affects everyone’: Food insecurity on the rise in South Florida
Dulce Francisco, a caregiver for her handicapped son, has been a regular visitor to the Open Heart Pantry for a year, Her caregiving responsibilities...
A vendor took over a farmer’s market and made it grow
In April 2021, after the COVID-19 pandemic slowed, Norbert Quintero and Diego Caiola started the Miami Lakes Farmers Market with 18 vendors. They sold...
This ceramic artist moved from the Caribbean to the first floor of a Miami...
A self-taught 27-year-old artist raised in the Dominican Republic and from Manhattan, Liza Marie Guillén wants to make a difference with her art.
Guillén’s ceramics...