Sofía De La Espriella, a senior double majoring in multimedia journalism and history, has lived in four countries and speaks two languages. Born and raised in Bogotá, she’s driven by a belief in journalism’s power to create change, especially in governance, international issues, and the Latin American region. As a writer and editor, Sofía combines tradition with fresh perspectives, using media to inspire critical thinking and keep journalism relevant for new generations.
Sofía De La Espriella
Latest from Sofía De La Espriella
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Being ‘in between’: the unique challenges Puerto Ricans face when they move to the US
Challenges Puerto Ricans face in the U.S.
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More than a restaurant: The story behind Tacos & Tattoos
Business owners often lead lives filled with challenges, and the story of Tacos & Tattoos (TNT) is no exception. However, its founder, Jonathan Cruz, radiates positivity. He has a memorable smile and gets excited with each question about the restaurant that has become his home: Tacos & Tattoos.
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La Empanada Loca: where every bite tells a story
For the past nine years, William Martinez has been the mind and heart of La Empanada Loca in Oakland. He is from Puerto Rico and first lived in New York, then Tampa, and once he moved to South Florida, he noticed there weren’t many authentic Puerto Rican restaurants, and that’s when he got the idea. …
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Your holiday passport to South Florida: culture, flavors, music, and a lot more!
As the holidays start, South Florida comes alive with events that showcase its unique mix of cultures, traditions, and flavors. Floricua brings you a list of amazing events to help you celebrate the season with family and friends in the tri-county area of Florida. From food trucks serving up authentic Puerto Rican dishes to exciting…
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Beyond the election: FAU Democrats work to rebuild trust and momentum
Democrats need to remind voters that they are the people’s party, and not the party of the coastal elite, students say. The 2024 election results delivered a decisive win for Republicans. Florida wasn’t the exception. Quickly after Donald J. Trump was elected as 47th president, many Democrats across the country wondered what went wrong and…
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Preserving Seminole heritage: a look into Florida’s Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum
Although many Seminoles were forcibly moved to Oklahoma, a small number remained hidden in the Everglades, earning them the distinction of being the only “unconquered” Native American tribe in the United States. Located in the heart of the Everglades on the Big Cypress Seminole Indian Reservation, the Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki museum allows visitors the opportunity to learn…
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Florida’s path to legal weed: FAU community members discuss the stakes of Amendment 3
At Florida Atlantic University, students and faculty are debating on Amendment 3, which could legalize recreational marijuana in Florida for adults 21 and older. Discussions center on public health, economic impact, and Florida’s cultural identity as the November election approaches. With the upcoming 2024 election, Florida voters are preparing to decide on Amendment 3, a…
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Amendment 4 on campus: FAU’s mixed views on Florida’s abortion vote
As Election Day gets closer, Floridians are preparing to cast their votes on one of the most important issues in the state: abortion rights.
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Florida Atlantic University’s growing Latino population discusses key issues ahead of 2024 election
FAU’s Latino student population discusses immigration, the economy and identity, as historic Hispanic voter turnout is expected in 2024.
