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Serah Acham

(She/Her)
Tobago, Trinidad and Tobago
As seen in: Inquisitr, Trinidad Express, Cayman Loopnews, Loop Jamaica
Covers:  I write thoughtful features on people, culture, social issues, health, education, and arts, turning complex ideas into clear, engaging, and relatable stories.
Doesn't Cover: I’m not a technical writer and avoid breaking news, politics, and gossip, though I can simplify expert info for general readers in well-researched features.

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Serah Acham’s Biography

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I’m Serah, a feature writer and editor who loves learning about people and telling their stories. I believe everyone has something worth uncovering, and if you dig deep enough, you’ll find it.

That curiosity drives my work. I meet people, listen closely, and turn what I learn into writing that connects with readers. My favourite pieces feel like conversations that reveal something meaningful — profiles, deep dives, and narratives that linger long after you finish reading.

I care deeply about my…

Serah Acham’s Journalist Portfolio

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Forecasting the Eruptions

Forecasting the Eruptions

Petroleum Geoscience engineers use innovative monitoring techniques and equipment to warn Piparo residents of…

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Vishal: Attorney-at-Law - UWI Today | December 2024

Vishal: Attorney-at-Law - UWI Today | December 2024

Vishal's story, however, really begins about a decade earlier, when, one New Year's Eve, his mother walked ou…

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Mentoring migrants

Mentoring migrants

...UWI project prepares Venezuelan children for school

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Effort and Heart

Effort and Heart

UWI in Society UWI volunteer pilot project gives students the opportunity to make a difference by mentoring V…

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A Philosophy of Impact: Dr Alicia Elias-Roberts, pioneering Oil and Gas legal scholar at UWI St A...

A Philosophy of Impact: Dr Alicia Elias-Roberts, pioneering Oil and Gas legal scholar at UWI St A...

When the UWI St Augustine campus approached Dr Alicia Elias-Roberts to join its Faculty of Law teaching staff…

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CARICOM turns 50: 'In unity there is strength' - UWI Today | December 2023

CARICOM turns 50: 'In unity there is strength' - UWI Today | December 2023

This year, we celebrate the 50th anniversary of CARICOM - the intergovernmental body established to unify the…

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Mentoring migrants

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By Serah Acham
| Trinidad Express Verified
IF you happen to be on The UWI’s St Augustine campus on a Thursday afternoon and walk past the Centre for Language Learning (CLL), you’ll likely be met with a curious sight—kids, some as young as five, chatting intently with UWI students at their sides. Snippets of their conversations may reach your ear and you might smile at the excitement, even wonder, in the small voices.
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‘Together, we can make it happen’ - UWI Today

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By Serah Acham
| sta.uwi.edu
Our Students “All students are members of the Guild of Students, every one of us,” says Inool Nabbie, Treasurer of the 2023-2024 Guild of Students Council. Commonly misconstrued, the distinction between the Student Guild – every registered student of the Campus – and the Guild Council – the students nominated and elected by their peers to advocate for each student’s rights – is vital to UWI students’ understanding of their value to the university.
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Professor Antoine wants The UWI St Augustine 'entrenched in the community' - UWI Today

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By Serah Acham
| sta.uwi.edu
Our Campus Inducted to accolades, Campus Principal Rose-Marie Belle Antoine stresses campus’ role in serving communities and a pragmatic approach to getting things done ⇣ Download the Full Induction Speech (PDF) On Saturday, January 21, 2023, UWI’s St Augustine campus inducted its 10th Pro Vice-Chancellor and Campus Principal Professor Rose-Marie Belle Antoine.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Writing for my university's newspaper. I covered our "12-hour play" evening, where students had 12 hours to fully produce a play.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes. I was given a typewriter as a Christmas present when I was a child. I remember using it, but I can't remember what I wrote.

How is social media changing news?

Social media is making news more easily and widely accessible. Things that may not have made the news in the past become big news today.