Carolina Soto, Author at The Reporter: The Student Newspaper at Miami Dade College

Artistry In Rhythm Dance Conference Streaming Virtually March 3-27

March 8, 2021 Carolina Soto A.I.R Dance Conference, Live Arts Miami, Dance Ensemble

Kendall Campus’ Jubilation Dance Ensemble, in collaboration with Live Arts Miami, is hosting the 2021 Artistry in Rhythm Dance Conference via Zoom March 3-27. The 10th annual conference will center on the theme of healing and restoration. It kicked off March 3 with a conversation with Jawole Willa Jo… Read the rest at our website.

Hellen Rivas with her parents and siblings.

News West Campus Hialeah Campus

MDC Adjunct Professor Makes Music Her Business

February 24, 2021 Carolina Soto Music, Professor Spotlight

Hellen Rivas is not your typical professor. The 25-year-old teaches business at the West and Hialeah campuses but spends her time outside of the classroom rocking out. She is the lead singer for El Grupo H, a band created in 2004 that includes her parents—Helena and Harol—and two siblings—Harold… Read the rest at our website.

A&E

Miami Film Festival To Feature In-Theater And Virtual Screenings March 5-14

February 23, 2021 Carolina Soto Film, Cinema, Movies, Miami Film Festival, MFF

One year after the Miami Film Festival was cut short due to the coronavirus pandemic, it returns with its 38th rendition—March 5 to 14—utilizing a hybrid format with in-theater and virtual screenings. Attendees will be able to watch films on the Miami Film Festival or Eventive app. They can… Read the rest at our website.

News COVID-19 Wolfson Campus

This Is How MDC’s Fashion Institute Has Tackled The Coronavirus

January 25, 2021 Carolina Soto Wolfson Campus, Miami Fashion Institute, COVID-19

When Miami Dade College announced its transition to online learning due to the pandemic last March, most people settled for months of remote classes. However, students at the Miami Fashion Institute—along with the School of Justice, Miami Culinary Institute, Emergency Medical Services and a few other cohorts—returned to face-to-face… Read the rest at our website.

Forum

The Misogynistic Portrayal Of Women In Horror Films Needs To Stop

January 13, 2021 Carolina Soto Film, Horror, Women

What is most frightening about horror films is not the jump scares, stalkers or psycho-killers—it’s how misogynistic the genres portrayal of women is. There are multiple ways that the female personality, body and sexuality have been misportrayed throughout history in horror movies. First, we have the screamers. Women in… Read the rest at our website.

North Campus Briefing

Reporter Alumna Hired As Investigative Producer On Gray Television’s National Team

December 17, 2020 Carolina Soto Alumni Spotlight, Journalism, MDC alumna

Daniela Susana Molina, who served as editor-in-chief of The Reporter during the summer of 2016, has landed a job as an investigative producer for Gray Television’s National Team. Molina will begin her assignment on Jan. 4. She will be charged with cultivating story ideas, analyzing data and assisting with… Read the rest at our website.

A&E

Holiday Sauce…Pandemic! Showcases The Importance Of Family In Uncertain Times

December 14, 2020 Carolina Soto LGBTQ+, holiday, Live Arts Miami

In a year where most live performances have been canceled or rescheduled, performers have been forced to think of creative ways to give viewers what they want. Gender-bending performer Taylor Mac, who uses ‘judy’ as a pronoun, is one of those artists. Mac brought the 2020 world premiere of… Read the rest at our website.

News Hialeah Campus

¿Qué Pasa Hialeah? Strives To Connect Hialeah Campus To The City Of Progress

December 1, 2020 Carolina Soto Hialeah Campus, Community, Hialeah

Hialeah Campus has put itself in the spotlight with a new talk show, ¿Qué Pasa Hialeah? The program, which has aired five episodes since June 10, is hosted by Hialeah Campus President Anthony Cruz. It highlights news and happenings around the campus and city. New shows are published almost… Read the rest at our website.

Forum

Leave National Parks Better Than You Found Them

December 1, 2020 Carolina Soto National Parks

When the first national park—Yellowstone National Park—was created in 1872, it was given federal protection. Since then, the U.S. government has given national park status to 422 more sites in hopes of conserving their scenery, historic objects and wildlife. National parks hold breathtaking views of spectacular mountain tops, lush… Read the rest at our website.

A&E

Miley Cyrus Explores Rock Music In Her Latest Album, Plastic Hearts

November 28, 2020 Carolina Soto Music, Album Review, Rock, Pop

Miley Cyrus is back and better than ever with the release of her seventh studio album, Plastic Hearts, on Nov. 27. The album ditches her pop roots and unleashes her inner rock star voice. When we first met Miley Cyrus, we were kids. We watched her as the double-life… Read the rest at our website.

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