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Camila is a graduate student studying mass communication at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Arizona State University. She graduated December 2023 from the Cronkite School with her BA in journalism and mass communication.
During the 2023-24 school year, she is working as Editor-in-Chief for The State Press Magazine, managing a team of writing staff, editors and multimedia staff to create six magazine issues aimed at the University student population.
Despite journalism schools having a significant amount of women in their student bodies, newsrooms haven't seemed to catch up. What is contributing to this, and how can journalism schools improve working conditions for women in the field?
Richie Neider, a U.S. Army veteran from Phoenix, is the first Arizonan to receive a ReWalk exoskeleton from a national Veterans Affairs program.
For Puerto Ricans in Arizona, history is repeating itself. In the aftermath of Hurricane Fiona, they want to send assistance to loved ones on the island.
"ASU is ranked #1 in innovation ahead of MIT and Stanford for 8 consecutive years." We've all seen the phrase plastered on University buildings, buses and promotional materials. But ubiquity is all it has holding it up - the ranking is subjective, determined by the opinions of the upper echelons of university administrations.
Protesters rallied in towns across the U.S. and in Mexico on Monday, the second anniversary Title 42's invocation, to demand an end to the pandemic rule that has been used to expel 1.72 million migrants, including 310,088 at the Arizona border.
WASHINGTON - Arizona could be a primary target when federal officials meet with tribes next week to talk about possible new names for places that currently contain a slur against Native American women. With 67 locations that have the word "squaw" in their name, Arizona ranks third among 37 states in a list compiled by the U.S.
WASHINGTON - A federal appeals court has refused to order Arizona's Medicaid program to pay for the transition surgery of a transgender teen who claimed the state's failure to do so amounted to sex discrimination. The 9th U.S.
WASHINGTON - President Joe Biden delivered his first State of the Union address Tuesday in a speech that toggled between plans for tackling domestic challenges and reasserting U.S. international leadership. The hour-long address came in a Capitol that was ringed with police and security fencing reminiscent of the Jan.
WASHINGTON - An Arizona tribal leader told a House subcommittee Tuesday that tribes need more federal support to implement "critical" water infrastructure projects on their lands. Pascua Yaqui Chairman Peter Yucupicio told a House Transportation subcommittee that means more than just including infrastructure funding in the Water Resources Development Act of 2022, it also means ensuring that tribes get a fair shot at the federal infrastructure program.
November is Native American Heritage Month, and returning from three semesters of remote learning, Indigenous students are striving to connect in-person once again. Many students endured hardships at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, struggling to find the resources necessary to attend virtual classes while also supporting their families, communities and themselves.