Tania Sims Articles
My experience as a journalist has allowed me to consistently produce well-written, fact-supported, interesting copy. I get the chance tell stories that haven't been told yet or continue coverage of an important topic. Have a look at some of my work articles below and let me know what you think.
UCF provides free overdose treatment spray that could save lives
January 12, 2023
Narcan, also known as Naloxone, is a nasal spray form of the medicine used to counteract a "known or suspected opioid overdose" in an emergency situation, according to the official Narcan website. The opioid drug class consists of drugs such as heroin, fentanyl and prescription pain relievers, according to the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
"It would be a tragedy for us to not participate" — Black students and doctors weigh in on the COVID-19 vaccine
February 8, 2021
With over 27 million COVID-19 cases nationwide and the coronavirus vaccine becoming readily available, new CDC findings indicate that Black Americans are getting vaccinated at a much lower rate than White Americans.
Crimeline offers $15,000 for information on Miya Marcano as search continues
October 2, 2021
Crimeline is offering a reward of up to $15,000 with details or information on the whereabouts of Miya Marcano, according to an Orange County Sheriff's Office tweet Friday afternoon.
Let’s talk mental health with a Black therapist
August 20, 2021
Mental health is an important topic to discuss, especially in communities of color. It’s important that when discussing the effects of mental health, that it’s acknowledged that all communities of color do not experience it the same.
UCF student activists demand action after altercation with gun-rights activist Kaitlin Bennett
September 11, 2020
After an altercation between students and internet gun-rights personality Kaitlin Bennett, a group of student activists released a statement demanding UCF take action in ways that will protect its students.
A vast community comes together for 19-year old Miya Marcano
September 28th, 2021
Family members and friends light candles around a curb right outside Miya Marcano's apartment at a vigil Sunday. The 19-year old Valencia College student was reported missing Saturday.
The Road to Freedom Avenue - The Flame Keepers
July 12, 2025
Staff at Moore Park and Museum keep local civil rights activists’ legacy alive
UCF students turn to online dating, socializing amid COVID-19 outbreak
Apr 11, 2020
With over one million COVID-19 cases in the world, stay-at-home orders have caused people to turn to dating apps for social interaction.
