Oriana Reta
Oriana Reta is a senior majoring in Digital Journalism. She was born and raised in Miami Beach, Florida and is a former student athlete in Swimming and Water Polo. An arts and outdoor lover, Reta speaks English and Spanish, and loves to read and play sports. Graduating in Summer 2026, she hopes to become a print writer for an established newspaper or magazine on an investigative beat.
Grove residents exuberant after certification of class action lawsuit against the City of Miami...
Reynold Martin and Clarice Cooper have been friends since kindergarten. They remember the acrid smell on their daily walks as children – and preteens...
The urban development boundary under siege as activists push back
This story is part of a collaboration between Miami’s Community Newspapers and the Lee Caplin School of Journalism & Media at Florida International University.
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Grove Residents exuberant after certification of class action lawsuit against the City of Miami...
Reynold Martin and Clarice Cooper have been friends since kindergarten. They remember the acrid smell on their daily walks as children – and preteens...
CEO of Girl Power Rocks, Thema Campbell paves the way for young women
At age 19, Thema Campbell came to Miami from Georgia with her childhood sweetheart, a baby and a future she pictured with a white...
Protests follow Palantir into South Florida (includes video story)
Last month, Palantir Technologies announced on X that it was moving its headquarters from Denver, Colorado to Miami, citing Florida’s lower taxes and pro-business...
Top five listening bars in Miami
Audiophiles have found a place in Miami with a vinyl record renaissance and high quality sound system focus, a place where you can go...
The Young Democratic Socialists of America celebrate ceasefire at FIU (includes video story)
As the solemn two-year anniversary of the Israel-Hamas war passed, the Florida International University chapter of Young Democratic Socialists of America arranged a pro-Palestine...
Churchill’s Pub reopens after a five-year hiatus in Little Haiti (includes video story)
Churchill's Pub, the legendary live music bar that represented Miami's underground music scene for four decades, reopens after a five-year hiatus. The venue closed...
City of Miami mayoral candidates face off in heated debate at the Hyatt Regency...
Six of the City of Miami's 13 mayoral candidates faced off in a heated debate Tuesday evening at the Hyatt Regency hotel hosted by...
Sideline: 1v1 Competion with Messi, Marlins Sweep, FIFA partners with Volunteer Cleanup org
Wynwood hosts World Crown tournament with 1v1 competitions with Lionel Messi's Hydration drink company sponsoring and the soccer icon making appearing at the event....