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Evan Semón Ingrid Encalada LaTorre came to the U.S. after graduating from high school in a small town in Peru. She was on a search for the American Dream, she explains, when she went to live with an aunt and cousins in Evergreen. Encalada LaTorre’s home town is in the mountains. She loves the snow, and remembers feeling right at home in Evergreen. She decided to stay in Colorado. After working a variety of odd jobs during her first years here, Encalada LaTorre realized that she couldn’t find continuous work without having a Social Security number. So in 2003, she bought one on the black...

Now Democratic lawmakers in the legislature plan to introduce a measure in the next session that would officially limit information-sharing between the state and federal agencies, especially in matters involving immigration. "There's definitely a need for more protections," says Representative Serena Gonzales-Gutierrez, a Democrat who represents parts of west Denver. "It's about protecting information of undocumented folks, of immigrants, [and ensuring] that our state agencies are not sharing that information inappropriately with ICE and other types of entities." To determine how many reques...

By OHIO News Editor’s note: We’re incredibly excited for this new partnership and grateful to our webmaster for assisting the team with initial steps. Three Ohio University journalism graduate students have been named finalists in the Reynolds Journalism Institute’s 2020 Student Innovation Competition. The team includes Bharbi Hazarika, BSJ ’19, Delaney Murray, BSJ ’20, and Theo Peck-Suzuki. “It’s a huge honor to be selected as a finalist, and we’re thrilled to be able to carry this project forward,” Peck-Suzuki said. For the competition, the stude...

The team includes Bharbi Hazarika, BSJ ’19, Delaney Murray, BSJ ’20, and Theo Peck-Suzuki. “It’s a huge honor to be selected as a finalist, and we’re thrilled to be able to carry this project forward,” Peck-Suzuki said. For the competition, the students had to team up with a local news organization and come up with an idea to help them engage the community. Murray, a graduate of the Honors Tutorial College(opens in a new window), was previously a freelance writer for The Athens News and interned at the Athens Messenger, so the students saw an opportunity to partn...

OHIO journalism graduate student team named finalist in national innovation competition Published: December 18, 2020 Author: Staff reports The finalist team, from left to right: Bharbi Hazarika, BSJ ’19, Delaney Murray, BSJ ’20, and Theo Peck-Suzuki. Three Ohio University journalism graduate students have been named finalists in the Reynolds Journalism Institute’s 2020 Student Innovation Competition.  The team includes Bharbi Hazarika, BSJ ’19, Delaney Murray, BSJ ’20, and Theo Peck-Suzuki.  “It’s a huge honor to be selected as a finalist, a...