Tag: journalism
Making Black History: Faith and community drive Da-Venya Armstrong
If you are Black and you, a friend or a relative have received a COVID-19 vaccine, it’s likely that you have Da-Venya Armstrong to...
With spring semester approaching, students reflect on online learning
With the new semester just a week away, students and professors at South Florida’s universities say the transition to online learning, while not without...
South Florida newspapers face existential danger
Some local newspapers in South Florida are in danger not only because the companies that own them have laid off employees, substantially cut salaries...
“La verdad nunca hace daño, el silencio sí”, Daniel Coronell sobre...
“La verdad nunca hace daño, el silencio sí. Los periodistas estamos para contar lo que pasa, no para ocultarlo", con ese mensaje el periodista...
“Politizar la memoria histórica sería desastroso”: Víctor Uribe
Durante la conferencia titulada Memoria Histórica y conflictos armados en América Latina, Víctor Uribe, profesor de Historia y Derecho de la Florida International University,...
Es peligroso el discurso antimedios de Trump: David Kramer
El ex-subsecretario de estado norteamericano aseguró que hace falta una prensa libre para garantizar la democracia y que no sorprende la creciente violencia contra...
First person: The hard road to my dream job during the...
In the last two weeks, nearly 10 million Americans have lost their jobs, according to a report Thursday from the U.S. Labor Department. But...
Gay journalist gives talk on issues facing Hispanic LGBTQ community
Michael Lavers, a reporter for the Washington Blade, shared his experiences covering the Latin American LGBTQ community at a panel discussion held at Miami-Dade...