Adriana Alexander
InternI am Adriana Alexander, a broadcast journalism senior at Florida A&M University (FAMU). I currently write stories for the FAMU campus newspaper, The FAMUAN and produce content for FAMU’s radio station, 90.5. As a former anchor of the News 20 at 5 FAMU newscast, I also edited video packages and worked as an associate producer. I own AEA Visuals, a media company focused on producing quality photography, videography, and graphic designs. Multimedia journalism is my passion and is what I will continue to do throughout my career.
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The coronavirus pandemic has taken a toll on millions of people around the world. In the United States, Black people are more at risk of dying from or developing serious complications from the virus. The economic fallout has also had a disproportionate impact on minorities, and the summer of racial justice protests has only compounded the mental and emotional stress for some. -
Two days after Election Day, the results of the presidential race are still unclear. Several states are still counting votes as an anxious nation looks on. While Florida’s election went off without the problems that have plagued the state in the past, Floridians are casting a glance out at states that are still in progress, and holding their breath, too. -
Several Leon County and Tallahassee races will be decided Tuesday and whoever wins those elections will be faced with a big problem: how to address the city's ongoing gun violence. -
The coronavirus pandemic is making Halloween a little scarier than usual. While some say they’re not afraid, others say the holiday’s traditional large gatherings and neighborhood trick-or-treating feel a little too risky this year. -
Leon County School District Superintendent Rocky Hanna is expecting another 3,700 students to return to the classroom when the second grading period begins on Nov. 3rd. -
President Donald J. Trump has been openly skeptical about voting by mail and that's sowing doubt among some voters, despite assurances from local election officials who say Florida’s systems are safe. -
Florida A&M University will place students who are exposed to the coronavirus in campus apartments but the school is mum about identifying which ones students will be placed in. Since the start of August. 14 students and nearly 20 staff members have tested positive for Covid-19. Two students have already been moved and placed in quarantine.
