Journalism's Future ... Now

The Mānoa Mirror
Journalism's Future ... Now

The Mānoa Mirror
Journalism's Future ... Now

The Mānoa Mirror
Josslyn Rose

Josslyn Rose, Contributor

Aloha! My name is Josslyn Rose, and I am a journalism major at the University of Hawai’i at Mānoa. I look forward to combining my passions for writing, reading, and public speaking in this industry. I am very interested in coverage of local stories, cultural events, and politics. It is my dream to become a broadcast journalist serving the state of Hawai’i.

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Hawaii Food and Wine Festival looks to decolonize the plate

Grant Nakasone, Josslyn Rose, and Christopher Kae
November 16, 2024

Young voters prepare for pivotal presidential election

Grant Nakasone, Josslyn Rose, and Allyson Whaley
November 1, 2024

CleverFi inspires young entrepreneurs at Blue Startups Demo Night

Josslyn Rose, Contributor
October 29, 2024

Hawaii International Film Festival shines light on the reclamation of Pacific culture

Allyson Whaley, Grant Nakasone, and Josslyn Rose
October 21, 2024
Taylor Won the Election for Kamala

Taylor Won the Election for Kamala

Josslyn Rose, Contributor
September 20, 2024
Walking is a common pastime in the park.

Fitness and fun in Kapi’olani Regional Park

Emma Caires, Josslyn Rose, and Chelsea Burks
March 28, 2024
Gateway Cafe is now home to UHM's second Starbucks location. Audio Description: The left door of Gateway Cafe's entrance advertises the new Starbucks location. On the right door, a Starbucks logo sits above the words "NOW OPEN." Beneath it is a sign that says "Come on in. Starbucks Hours of Operation: Mon-Fri 7:00 am - 9:00 pm. Sat-Sun 9:00 am - 9:00pm." On the left door a sign says "Gateway Cafe Hours of Operation. Breakfast Mon-Fri 7:00 to 10:00 A.M. Lunch Mon-Fri 11:00 to 2:00 P.M. Dinner Mon-Thur 5:00 to 7:30 P.M. HOLIDAYS: Brunch Only 10:30 A.M. to 1:30 P.M.

Coffee and controversy: UH Manoa welcomes second Starbucks

Josslyn Rose, Staff
March 28, 2024
The Aunt Flow period product dispenser in the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa Warrior Recreation Center bathroom is among other malfunctioning dispensers across the Mānoa Campus Center. Audio Description: A large metal period product dispenser hangs on the wall. The name "flow" appears across the top in a cursive font. A clear screen shows the period products inside. An drawing outline of a pad is on the middle right, with an outline drawing of a tampon on the middle left. Two buttons are beneath the dispensing slots. The words "FREE . GRATIS" appear on the bottom. Next to the dispenser is a sign that reads: "7/10/23 UPDATE: Aunt Flow Period Product Dispensers. Free-vend pad dispensing has been interrupted at the Campus Center Complex by malfunctioning dispensers. We are in contact with the vendor to find a remedy. The tampon dispensing mechanism seems to be operable. Until further notice- Period Products are also available in the SLD Office in Campus Center 208. Thank you for your patience and understanding." Beneath these words are the Food Vault Hawai'i logo and a list of Flow Free-Vend Dispenser Locations in a smaller font.

State lawmakers consider bill addressing period poverty on college campuses

Josslyn Rose, Staff
February 20, 2024
Hailey Breton's dance bag tells only part of her story as a UH dancer. Photo courtesy of Hailey Breton.

UH Mānoa Rainbow Dancer shares the dark side of dance culture

Josslyn Rose, Contributor
December 15, 2023
Carol Lin said one of her most memorable experiences as a journalist was when she reported from Pakistan, as a guest of a chief, giving her a closer view and new perspectives on the war in Afghanistan.

From intern to history-making CNN reporter

Josslyn Rose and Allyson Whaley
September 26, 2023
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