Elise Gregg
Elise Gregg is a junior majoring in journalism with a minor in criminal justice. Upon graduation, she would like to pursue a career covering international crime, particularly human rights violations and religious oppression around the world.
Overcoming a life-threatening illness, Democrat Janelle Perez sets her sights on Tallahassee
Janelle Perez knew she wanted to run for office at some point in her life. Beating cancer made her see that the time is...
FIU professor and student get Haitian Creole on Duolingo
Nyya Flores Toussaint came to Miami in 2013 knowing less than 20 words of Haitian Creole. Now, he’s fluent and helping others learn it.
Toussaint,...
South Florida senior dance troupe returns after pandemic hiatus
Vivian Jeffers had to save her allowance for two weeks to pay for a 25-cent dance lesson during the Great Depression. Eight decades later,...
Fort Lauderdale celebrates Black art with Dillard high students
Dillard High School senior Lewis James had planned to throw out one of his paintings that he simply didn’t like. Instead, it now hangs...
On anniversary of tragic killing of four including an FIU student, debate over desecration...
One year ago, four young Miami residents died in a car accident allegedly caused by an intoxicated driver. Today, a teenager accused of killing...
Stephanie Pavilus is dedicated to school and her kids
Stephanie Pavilus is no stranger to a busy life. Right now, she's raising a son with special needs, completing her undergraduate degrees in biology...
Jai-alai run in Dania finishes after almost 70 years
Jai alai has been a Florida staple for almost 100 years. Now, the fast-moving Basque game is leaving The Casino at Dania Beach just before...
This year’s Miami Book Fair ended with a torrent of rain and wisdom
As the Miami Book Fair reached its conclusion this past weekend, rain poured down on Haley Kilgour. But it was no match for her...
Novels that grapple with themes of history at the Miami Book Fair
Writers Ruth Behar, Jasmine Warga, and Saadia Faruqi will present novels that grapple with themes of history, hardship and healing at a Miami Book...
Halloween parties can cost $2000 and more
Who would ever pay $500 or more for a Halloween party?
Luke Wryder, CEO of VIP Nightlife, hopes that hundreds - even thousands - of...