Following a call to the resurgence of radio, journalism major Jeffrey Pierre is tackling a new role as an intern at NPR’s All Things Considered.
“Public radio is actually what got me into journalism,” Pierre said. “I like hard news, but there’s something intimate about radio that lets you see what makes someone really tick.”
Pierre […]
One of the U.S. regions with the most disproportionate rates of luxury and poverty, Miami is in trouble, according to two Journalism + Media professors who are releasing new works – a documentary and a book – about South Florida. And all of this emerges at a time of immense sea level rise, which […]
Even though she was a journalism major, Alyse Mier never thought she’d be reporting on Capitol Hill. Until she did.
“As someone who is interested in and has done some work with magazine and fashion journalism,” Mier said, “I was a bit nervous about what this politically orientated city would have in store for me.”
Mier spent […]
Broadcast Media and Digital Media Studies students are continuing to produce Baynews.tv, including thematic, news magazine shows such as “Facing the Future” and “Literally, Miami.”
Each approximately 30-minutes long, these shows are hosted on a student-designed website and supplemented by web videos, infographics, and interactive maps, as well as full graphics packages.
These efforts […]
Students and faculty in the Lee Caplin School of Journalism & Media are leading the way in creating stories about the “unseen” of sea level rise.
VirtualEYES highlights the interdisciplinary work of students, staff, and faculty involved in projects surrounding eyesontherise.org, a […]
Dozens of students and faculty from FIU’s Lee Caplin School of Journalism & Media and eyesontherise.org helped to organize and work the Sea Level Solution Center’s Sea Level Solution Day in Miami-Dade County on Oct. 16.
Using the School of Communication + Journalism’s Sea Level Rise Toolkit (eyesontherise.org/app) to collect and analyze flooding during that weekend’s King […]