Lily Belcher
WUSF Rush Family Radio News internAt 16 years old, I was walking into businesses and getting interviews. My dad was still driving me places, my phone cover was pink and sparkly and I had entirely no idea what I was doing, but it was something that came naturally to me.
I fell in love with talking to people and hearing their stories. Turning those conversations into words was an easy way to turn my love of storytelling into a career.
I am double majoring in mass communications and professional and technical communications at the University of South Florida.
I am also the managing editor for The Oracle, the university’s student newspaper on the Tampa campus.
As a WUSF intern, I hope to dip my toes into the world of radio and meet new people in the areas I’ll cover.
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The preliminary study is a trial run for a 25-year study that will track around 8,000 participants nationwide. -
The Rays are hosting their first regular-season series in their temporary outdoor home with Tropicana Field out of service due to hurricane damage. -
The county clarified how it plans to enforce quiet hours and other restrictions for short-term rentals. -
La colaboración con las Escuelas Públicas del Condado de Hillsborough incentiva una asistencia del 90% para los estudiantes de kínder. -
The partnership with Hillsborough County Schools incentivizes 90% attendance for kindergarten students. -
Banco de alimentos de Hillsborough experimenta mayor demanda, especialmente entre familias migrantesTrabajadores migrantes dijeron a voluntarios que están preocupados por las recientes medidas enérgicas contra la inmigración – pero se sienten cómodos acudiendo a las despensas del Banco de Alimentos, Nativity. -
Migrant workers told volunteers that they’re worried about recent immigration crackdowns – but they feel comfortable coming to Nativity Food Bank pantries. -
The county has been trying to develop the area in St. Petersburg for almost 25 years. A new proposal would turn the land into a large youth sports complex. -
TEDxTampa will feature 10 speakers who will share their success stories. -
A USF study found that vertical currents are likely behind the algae blooms that dump sargassum onto Florida beaches each year.
