Nada Blassy
Nada Blassy is a WUSF/USF Zimmerman School digital news intern for summer 2018.
Having grown up in the Tampa area, Nada is passionate about telling community stories. She is now in her senior year, pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communication, with a concentration in broadcast news. She is a multimedia journalist for Florida Focus, a USF news brief show, and a content creator for the USF Digital Network.
Nada is also fluent in Arabic, is a member of the Global Citizens Project at USF and is an Honors College student.
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While Independence Day fireworks come with lots of bright colors and loud noises that wow humans, they also can create an unsafe environment for pets. -
A letter of termination released by the Hernando County School Board this week outlines why former superintendent Lori Romano was fired. But some board... -
With Florida and St. Petersburg repeatedly ranking high for rates of HIV and AIDS, the AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) opened a new clinic on Monday... -
An increase in whale shark sightings off the coast of Sarasota is helping Mote Marine Laboratory and Aquarium scientists learn more about them. -
The Tampa Police Department will host its third Active Shooter Awareness seminar Thursday night. The sessions are modeled after the Department of... -
Advances in DNA technology are guiding police departments in Tampa Bay to identify suspects from small and dated samples. That’s helping law enforcement... -
Allegiant Air canceled more than a dozen flights into and out of the St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport today through June 21. They say it is due... -
Tampa Theatre and the Tampa Downtown Partnership are hosting a block party before the premiere of Won't You Be My Neighbor? , a documentary on famed... -
Shriners Hospitals for Children flew six children who suffered severe burns after a volcano erupted near the capital of Guatemala to Texas. -
Supporters of an amendment to ban greyhound racing in Florida launched their campaign Monday at the Humane Society of Tampa Bay, with several grassroots...