Renee Darbonne North Bureau Chief Muhammad Ali was a renowned boxer and activist who for decades used his talent to promote black pride as well as a way to show his dedication and appreciation for the Nation of Islam. In the ring, Ali was vicious, graceful and outspoken. These are traits that he remains to…Continue Reading Muhammad Ali, An American Hero
Renee Darbonne North Bureau Chief Alex Shachter was an honors student who loved marching band, basketball and bothering his sister. Joaquin Oliver was an avid sportsman loved by everyone for his dedication to fairness and equality. Helena Ramay was a model student involved in numerous activities and cared immensely about human rights. These are a…Continue Reading If I Don’t Make it I Love You: How survivors cope
Breauna Johnson Contributing Writer When you think of a boot camp you think of working out your body, struggling in the mud and rain to become stronger for your future goals. Where Professor Jennifer Shapiro’s Journalism Boot Camp has an absence of running in the rain and mud, there is an ambition to help get…Continue Reading Annual journalism boot camp inspires students
Ryan Marin South Bureau Chief The discussion at Broward College on subjects such as obstacles the black community face, systemic racism, the black-white wealth gap, is alive and kicking, thanks to Black Student Union. Black Student Union, also known as BSU, is a student-centered club where black students come together to have intellectual conversations on…Continue Reading Getting students involved with Black Student Union
Renee Darbonne North Bureau Chief The North Campus Student Government Association hosted a Pizza and Politics event on Feb 4. The purpose of this event was to create an environment that promotes a free-flowing discussion led by either a professor, student or prominent political figure. The pizza is complimentary to create a comfortable space within…Continue Reading Pizza and politics offers food for thought
Elliot Tritto Central Bureau Chief On the eve of Valentine’s Day, Broward College Veterans Affairs hosted a dating game on South Campus. The Dating Game, aka old fashioned Tinder, admitted all students and staff into the Student Life activity center and about 50-60 people filed into their seats. The Dating Game consisted of four rounds…Continue Reading Student contestants have fun during dating game
Dolores Vil Staff Writer Broward College’s South Campus Arts, Humanities, Communications and Design Department (AHCD) continues to pump out diverse events held on campus. While attending Voices: Open Mic, the talents BC students are gifted with were seen and heard for 2 hours in the early afternoon. From vocals to drums, the crowd was appeased….Continue Reading Open mic event on South draws students in
Curtis Michaud Staff Writer “We just brought it today. Our energy was on point from start to finish,” said Sophomore starting Point Guard Darien Jenkins. Broward College men’s basketball comes up with a pivotal home victory in a cross-county battle against ASA Miami 94-85. Sitting in 2nd place in the region with 3rd place Miami Dade behind…Continue Reading BC Seahawks take down ASA Miami
Noel Cabrera Sports Editor Inter Miami FC has been building itself up from scratch for quite a while now to be able to compete in the MLS. The owner, David Beckham, and Co. has been busily engaged in creating this deemed to be a great soccer club in South Florida. This fresh out the wound…Continue Reading Inter Miami FC’s debut and signings have turned some heads
Erick Mendez Staff Writer Political Primaries are contests that take place at more than one point of election year before November. A Presidential Primary is an election that narrows down which candidate running for the oval office directly from a group of multiple people will make it to the general election representing their identified political…Continue Reading What are political primaries and what they mean for voters