Rachel Rodriguez
Rachel Rodriguez is a senior majoring in digital journalism at Florida International University. She is interested in analyzing media trends and film. After graduation, she aspires to attend law school and become an attorney focusing on media law.
Are we becoming limited in how much we actually know?
Since the dawn of language, there have been those who wanted to confuse the rest of society by spreading chaos and discord....
Radioactive material will be used in Florida roads. Is it safe?
HB 1191 is a new law that will allow the fertilizer industry to use phosphogypsum, a radioactive byproduct of phosphoric acid production,...
Coral Gables Congregational Church hosts the Sanctuary for Banned Books
On Tuesday, June 6, the gathering hall of the Coral Gables Congregational Church was overflowing with citizens who stood against the removal...
Navigating the new normal: teachers reflect on the post-pandemic
The bell rings, marking the end of the day at an elementary school in Kendall. As kids file out of the classroom,...
Jimmy Cordovez illuminates artistic innovation
Nestled between the mangroves of an eclectic hub of shops formed out of an oldrailroad town where peacocks croon lies a store...
Anabella Mondi: musician, philanthropist and barista
On a typical, sunny morning in Pinecrest, the sounds of a coffee grinder can be heard outside the Wayside Market on Red...
Ten must-try Miami Spice restaurants before September ends
Miami Spice is one of the biggest events of the year for local restaurants. From the beginning of August to the end...
Valeriia Popova: From Kremlin to freedom of the press
Video by Sophia Lama. Story by Rachel Rodriguez.
Valeriia Popova, 29, is an advocate for free speech and an...
Marlon Johnson’s documentaries tell the story of Miami and more
Picture this, a blank page, a million ideas swirling in your head, and a pen at the ready to write.
Worth the drive: Miami’s most memorable food trucks
Miami is an eclectic city full of unique culinary creations. As it has grown as a cultural melting pot, new dining experiences have cropped...