Thomas Ouellette
WUSF Rush Family / USF Zimmerman Radio News internAs a reporter, my passion has always been story-telling.
Whether it's presenting a research project or running a game of Dungeons & Dragons, I love pulling people in and keeping them interested with whatever I have to say.
I come from the small town of Saint Cloud, FL, and before you ask, no, I can't tell you where it is either.
I am currently a senior at the University of South Florida, entering my final semester.
During my education, I have made both TV and radio news packages for my classes, in addition to an independent enterprise story.
I completed an internship at WESH 2 News in Orlando in the summer of 2022 and learned all about the TV news industry and why it's not the place for me.
I am excited to work at WUSF and hone my craft as a reporter and storyteller.
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Katie Seeright's daughter, Adeline, suffers from Aicardi syndrome, which prevents then 6-year-old from being able to take care of herself. -
Ahead of commencement, the University of South Florida held an event celebrating the work of its graduating veteran students. -
The Tampa Community Redevelopment Agency approved $14 million in funding to restore the historic Tampa Theatre. -
An alarming number of sea urchins dying in the Caribbean and along Florida's east coast had scientists wondering why. -
The perfect storm of events led to the creation of a never-before-seen, naturally-occurring mineral. -
The NCAA Division I college championship at Amalie Arena featured four teams from the North and their fans came to the greater Tampa Bay region by the thousands. -
A recent study from the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America ranks seven Florida counties among the top 20 "allergy capitals" across the country. -
"Grand Rising" will include displays of the Black Cemetery Network's research and documentation, as well as performances by artists and dancers. -
A survey in conjunction with COVID-19's third anniversary shows the effect of politicization on public responses to the pandemic. -
The untimely arrival of red tide during the spring break period might concern some visitors to the greater Tampa Bay region.
