Bridging cultures to get to higher education

Sofia Mireles-Gonzalez grew up in a border town in Mexico and saw firsthand how the issues surrounding immigration affected her community. This experience influenced her to seek a degree in journalism to one day tell the stories of immigrants that often go untold.

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