Mariel Day
Student ReporterMariel is a Journalism student at the University of Nevada, Reno with a double emphasis on News, Broadcasting & Documentary, and PR & Advertising. Day is double minoring in Spanish and Psychology. She hopes to gain hands-on experience with local reporting and to meet people with amazing stories during her internship at KUNR. She loves to write profile stories and explainers. She is also intrigued by the world of PR and hopes to learn both sides of journalism in college.
Mariel was born in Cebu, Philippines and immigrated to Reno when she was 13 years old. She enjoys spending time with her family and friends. Some of her interests are fitness, baking, cooking, travel, and food.
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Gift giving is a significant part of the holiday season. And gifts hold a special place in people’s hearts, some more than others. -
Many acquire a college degree knowing a job will be waiting for them post graduation. But according to a Burning Glass Institute report, the employment rate between degree and non-degree holders is at its narrowest in 30 years. -
FBNN holds three additional distributions on Saturday, November 15. -
Under new federal guidance, many food aid recipients receive less than half of normal benefit amounts. -
The government shutdown continues. As SNAP benefits are affected, Northern Nevada Food Bank prepares to face increased demands.
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UNR President Brian Sandoval gave an update on the status of UndocuPack and the university’s progress in applying for Hispanic-Serving Institution designation. -
Being chronically online has been an ongoing problem for Generation Z. But some Gen Zs are trying to take back control of their online habits. -
Food Bank of Northern Nevada expects an increase of people needing their resources as the government shutdown continues.
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The Inter-Tribal Council of Nevada or ITCN announced its Women, Infants, and Children, also known as WIC, Program, is temporarily suspended due to the ongoing federal government shutdown.
