Beyond the Books: The Multifaceted Life of a History Professor

Karisma Polly Staff Writer On Central Campus, Professor Noel Hernandez offers an intriguing look into his journey of becoming a professor, his hobbies, his PhD pursuits and his experience as a musician. For five years Hernandez has been a professor at Broward College and currently teaches AMH2010 and AMH2020. His passion for teaching stems from…Continue Reading Beyond the Books: The Multifaceted Life of a History Professor

Navigating My BC Portal- Employ Florida Marketplace

Swami Hinojosa Editor-in-Chief Part 2 in the Series This platform is designed to support you, so take advantage of everything it has to offer. One incredible resource you don’t want to miss is Employ Florida Marketplace, located at the bottom of your student dashboard. It provides a lot of information on everything from work—completely free….Continue Reading Navigating My BC Portal- Employ Florida Marketplace

The Search for Sammy: Students Go on an Adventure

Karisma Polly Staff Writer During last month on Broward College’s Central Campus, students gathered to look for Sammy the Seahawk at Sammy’s scavenger hunt, which included many clues, and a fun treat at the end. Sammy’s scavenger hunt was like a little excursion. It gave students the opportunity to explore campus, challenged students’ critical thinking…Continue Reading The Search for Sammy: Students Go on an Adventure

Breaking the Stigma: Mental Health Symposium at BC

Can Altug Staff Writer Originally scheduled to take place last October 10, 2024  Bailey Hall hosted the 2nd Annual Mental Health Symposium on Jan. 22, 2025.   The intent was on breaking the stigma and training its attendees on how to use knowledge and skills taught by experts. Organized by Broward College Workplace Wellness, the…Continue Reading Breaking the Stigma: Mental Health Symposium at BC

Sacred Liberation: Black History in Motion

Bria Vaughn Staff Writer From growing up in the inner city where faith and struggle lived side by side to walking the path toward priesthood, Robert Hunter has dedicated his life to service, faith, and community. His journey is one of listening to the voices of his ancestors while carving out spaces for himself in…Continue Reading Sacred Liberation: Black History in Motion

The Best Romantic Movies to Watch This Valentine’s Day

Swami Hinojosa Editor-in-Chief Valentine’s Day is the perfect time to treat yourself to a heartfelt romantic comedy, and if there’s one thing I know for sure, it’s that nothing beats a good rom-com. Whether you’re celebrating love or simply enjoying the charm of classic romance, there’s a film for every mood. Some of the best…Continue Reading The Best Romantic Movies to Watch This Valentine’s Day

Egger’s Nosferatu: A Beautiful Homage to a Classic of Horror

Paola Garcia-Lizardi Staff Writer A month has passed since the long-awaited release of Robbert Egger’s Nosferatu, and it would be erroneous to describe the movie as anything short of a perfect retelling of the beloved horror-film classic. Nosferatu’s history has long been a topic of debate in pop culture, from its infamous lawsuit, which led…Continue Reading Egger’s Nosferatu: A Beautiful Homage to a Classic of Horror

Buyers Beware: WICKED Movie fans are in for a scare

Max Fajardo Staff Writer After the movie’s release on Nov. 22 last year, publishers changed the book’s cover from its original silhouettes of the musical adaptation’s opening promotional material to the poster of the movie. Parents of younger movie fans naively bought the book for their children, believing it to be a straight book-to-film adaptation…Continue Reading Buyers Beware: WICKED Movie fans are in for a scare

Klara and the Sun, and the Ethical Concerns Raising AI

Denilson Lully Staff Writer As society contends with the seemingly endless implementation of Artificial Intelligence, many questions arise from this upheaval; concerns with job security, theft of intellectual property, and privacy concerns. However, an overlooked aspect in this conversation is the possibility of artificial intelligence and the necessary precautions for this likelihood. The College Read…Continue Reading Klara and the Sun, and the Ethical Concerns Raising AI

Who is Controlling the Menu?: The Algorithm of Appetite

Bria Vaughn Staff Writer In the mid-1900s, an invention forced the world’s systems to update—continuously advancing the software of our realities. The “Age of Information and Technology” began with the invention of the transistor and the ENIAC, the first all-purpose digital computer. Fast forward several decades, and 98 percent of Americans own a cell phone….Continue Reading Who is Controlling the Menu?: The Algorithm of Appetite