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Biography

I am a first generation college student and senior at Texas State University majoring in journalism with a concentration in media production and minors in business administration and media studies. I am is the news editor at the University Star, the university’s student-run newspaper. I have also worked at the university’s radio station, KTSW 89.9, as assistant web content manager. Each of these positions allowed me to work with organizations and students to assure them they have a voice on campus, that their concerns matter, and represented them. After graduation, I hope to work for a news station or attend graduate school abroad. In my past years as a journalist I have spoken to and worked with many organizations in various communities, such as Mano Amiga, a social justice organization, The League of Women Voters, Texas State’s Chapter of NAACP, San Marcos’s Dunbar Heritage Association, Texas State’s Black Art Association, and more. My goals are to write and produce content that spreads awareness, is enjoyable and informs. I have the strive, dedication and heart to do my best and to pursue a career in journalism.

Content

Total articles 827

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  Onondaga County community leaders, members demand end to law enforcement violence: ‘A hazard to our community’

  By Timia Cobb Verified

  Apr. 16, 2025

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  Central NY couple sold drugs out their garage for nearly 2 years, prosecutors say

  By Timia Cobb Verified

  Apr. 15, 2025

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Company Info

Syracuse.com

syracuse.com is a digital news platform based in Syracuse, New York, with a history dating back to 1829 through its predecessor, The Post-Standard. Launched in 1994 as Syracuse OnLine, it serves as the online counterpart to The Post-Standard and is part of the Newhouse family's media legacy. The platform provides local, regional, and national news coverage, including investigative reporting and multimedia content. The company has evolved significantly, merging with The Herald-Journal in 2001 to consolidate print and digital operations. It has embraced technological advancements, adopting modern printing techniques and expanding its multimedia features to enhance user engagement. syracuse.com primarily serves local residents and print subscribers transitioning to digital access, while also collaborating with Syracuse University for media innovation and student involvement. The platform continues to focus on digital transformation and maintaining journalistic quality in a changing media landscape.