Marquis Grant – Staff Writer Less than 15 percent of college students live on campus. The other 85 percent of students are called commuter students, who get to school via transportation, such as a car or bus, and do not live on campus.  The Improve Your Commuter (IYC) project is a project aimed at improving student transportation via a transport

Christy Joshy – Social Media Editor “I have a dream:” Martin Luther King Jr.’s four words that revolutionized an entire civil rights movement in the United States. For the African American audience listening, this sentence sparked their ambitions to pursue their ideal careers, to provide safety and stability for their families, to run for president, but most of all, to

Naomi Volcy – Central Bureau Chief The Rosemary Duffy Larson gallery at Central Campus hosts an exhibition focused on Broward College students that are taking Studio Art courses. The student exhibition occurs every year during the springtime, and this year will occur April 14. The student exhibition is an opportunity for students to showcase their talents and the skills they

Kaela Perkins – Staff Writer Broward College recently held the Give Thanks with a Grateful Heart Webinar, hosted by the Arts, Humanities, Communication and Design department. This webinar was made up of four main guest speakers aiming to give speeches on who inspired them throughout their lives and showing thanks for them in the spirit of Thanksgiving. Students were also

Megan Vineberg – Editor-in-Chief Broward College graduation was in full swing this past December just as newer students make their way across campuses in pursuit of their higher education goals in Spring.  The ceremony was held as an in-person event on Wednesday, Dec. 15 at the Hard Rock Live in Hollywood. The graduation was the first in-person ceremony held since

La’Kenya Huggins – Staff Writer  It is a typical Friday afternoon, a conversation arises, and the chatter begins to crescendo through the speakers of computers. It is a Google Meet Black Student Union virtual meeting and the conversation at hand? It is not about police brutality or racism; it is about skin conditions on black skin. One by one, members

Maya Mohan – Staff Writer At Broward College’s North Campus, eight freshmen are making a difference in their learning community by being a part of the Student Government Association (SGA). The Student Government is responsible for planning events on North Campus. According to Daniel Quijano, the advisor of SGA as well as the Director of Student Life, they are also

Atticus Leeds – Layout Editor Since most classes went online out of necessity in 2020 due to Covid, there has been a massive and unexpected test of remote learning technology. But now, with vaccines commonly available, it ought to be asked: What will this new tech landscape mean for the nature of college education post-Covid, and how will that landscape