Fiza Kuzhiyil
Multiplatform Editor at The Washington Post
Articles
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1 month ago |
houstonlanding.org | Fiza Kuzhiyil
This Q&A is an installment of Houston Landing’s Who are HOU? series that aims to tell stories celebrating the melting pot of communities, cultures and experiences that define this city. From personal histories to challenges to everyday triumphs, each story is told in the words of the person being interviewed to capture their voices and the journeys that shape Houston’s identity. Scot More spends his days advocating for the city’s most vulnerable population — Houston’s unhoused community.
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1 month ago |
houstonlanding.org | Fiza Kuzhiyil
Van Nguyen maneuvers through Montrose Nails with a phone tucked between her ear and shoulder and a smile on her lips. Decades of muscle memory guide her hands as she logs the appointment while sharing a laugh with a customer she has known for more than a decade. Next to Van, her niece drills down another customer’s acrylics, glittery plastic dust catching sunlight through a haze of acetone. Across the room, Van’s sister hums quietly as she lacquers an intricate design on another customer’s nails.
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Jan 29, 2025 |
houstonlanding.org | Fiza Kuzhiyil
“Tôm, Cua, Cá, Nai, Bầu, gà.”“Shrimp, crab, fish, gourd, deer, chicken,” a dozen people chant, sitting around a game board dressed in ào dài. Under the glow of a Thuy Nga singing TV show, a toddler places a dollar on an image of tôm, a shrimp, hoping the dice will show an outline of her pick and win her a payout.
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May 15, 2024 |
texastribune.org | Fiza Kuzhiyil
Key coverage Sign up for The Brief, The Texas Tribune’s daily newsletter that keeps readers up to speed on the most essential Texas news. During the last week of April, hundreds of pro-Palestinian demonstrators called for the University of Texas at Austin and other schools to divest from companies with ties to Israel or the manufacturing of arms. On April 24, during the first major protest on the UT-Austin campus, police arrested 57 protesters.
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May 7, 2024 |
axios.com | Fiza Kuzhiyil
Texas' low per-student fundingShare on facebook (opens in new window)Share on twitter (opens in new window)Share on linkedin (opens in new window)Share on nextdoor (opens in new window)Share on email (opens in new window)Data: Census Bureau; Map: Axios VisualsAround 9 in 10 Texas students attend inadequately funded schools, per a report analyzing public school funding nationwide.
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