Milena Malaver
Milena Malaver is a senior majoring in Digital Journalism. She currently works as an editor for Caplin News and as social media manager for FIU's Society of Professional Journalist Chapter. Milena has an interest in covering local news.
Transcending perspectives (includes documentary)
Since 2022, the United States has seen a dramatic rise in anti-transgender legislation.
This year alone, more than 400 bills have been introduced in state...
Matheson Hammock Park will be getting a $5 million facelift
This story originally appeared in the Miami Herald
Matheson Hammock Park, a beloved natural oasis in South Florida, is under threat and the menace hides...
Community efforts bring new life to iconic Girl Scout camp
Girl Scouts of the USA has a long history of giving girls the chance to learn vital life skills including cooperation, problem-solving, and decision-making....
Transcending Perspectives (includes podcast)
https://soundcloud.com/milena-malaver-559228197/transcending-perspectives-episode-1
In the first episode of the “Transcending Perspectives” podcast, we hear the personal journey of Maria Franzblau, an FIU student who is a member...
Transcending perspectives (includes photo essay)
Vince Cuadra is a 19-year-old trans student at Miami Dade College who, despite facing adversity from the current wave of hate and anti-trans legislation,...
Enchanted Forest Park is threatened by the rapid spread of invasive plants (includes video...
Sharp eyes, careful steps, and sturdy shoes are just some of the items you need to bring when visiting Enchanted Forest Park in North...
Miami Beach residents to vote on proposed Lincoln Road developments (includes video story)
With more than 200 businesses, including a multitude of designer brands, restaurants, galleries and entertainment, Lincoln Road is one of the most famous streets...
Climate gentrification continues to push residents out of Little Haiti
A recent study performed by the Leroy Collins institute at Florida State University examines climate-driven displacement as people living in Florida’s coastal areas move...
SMASH aims to solve Miami’s housing crisis
A decaying apartment with mountains of dead roaches, mold on every wall and putrid brown sludge coming from the bathtub’s drain is not the...
The five best restaurants on Normandy Isle
When you think of Miami Beach the first things that come to mind are clubs, bars, and expensive restaurants — and maybe turmoil. But...