Paola Falquez Social Media Editor Nestled in Dania Beach, just a ten-minute drive from Broward College’s Central Campus, lies a hidden treasure for book lovers, history buffs, and those seeking a quiet escape. The Old Florida Bookshop, with its rich history, eclectic collection, and cozy atmosphere, offers an experience unlike any chain bookstore or library….Continue Reading Exploring Nostalgia: A Visit to the Old Florida Bookshop
Valeria De Miguel Melo Managing Editor Ronald Weasley in the Harry Potter series once said that going to the library is just what Hermione Granger does. “When in doubt, go to the library,” he said. This is especially true for college students working hard to excel in their classes and gather as much knowledge as…Continue Reading When in doubt, go to your library this semester
Karisma Polly Staff Writer In our previous semester during the fall on Central Campus, Broward College students and staff gathered to enjoy a great meal, socialize, and listen to live music at the annual Hawks-giving feast. The Hawks-giving feast was like a miniature Thanksgiving festival; it included live music, good food and was very well…Continue Reading A head start on Thanksgiving with BC’s Hawks-giving feast
Breannah Warrner Staff Writer Professor Dr. Mirsad Krijestorac recently took his Social Science Club students to the Jewish Museum of Florida-FIU in Miami. Once there, students had a chance to explore the story of Jewish communities in Florida, the issues they have faced, the contributions they have made to the regional development, and their beautiful…Continue Reading North Campus Social Science Club Visits Jewish Museum in Miami
Jailyn Santiago North Bureau Chief The lights begin to dim, wrapping the audience into an eager silence. As the darkness begins to swallow the room, the curtain starts to rise. Inch by inch, a world they have never seen is unveiled before their eyes. For the next few hours, the audience will journey through this…Continue Reading Beyond the Stage: The Magic of Fourth Wall Theater Club
Jordan Stephenson South Bureau Chief The NFL trade deadline officially ended Nov. 5, so the players and teams who were discussed in trade rumors, will have to wait until the offseason to resume trade discussions. This trade deadline was another busy deadline, like last year’s trade deadline mainly because of the playoff contenders that wanted…Continue Reading NFL Trade Deadline news and notes
Logan Mualem Staff Writer Team Fortress 2. If you don’t recognize that name, that’s alright. It’s the name of a videogame released by Valve Corporation all the way back in 2007, back when computer gaming was still a relatively young medium. It was a time of lightning-fast innovation, where each year saw games getting better…Continue Reading Video game popular for 17 Years
Melissa Eugene North Bureau Chief More than 200,000 healthcare workers resigned from their positions last year, according to healthcaredive.com. Words such as burnout, exhaustion, and stress became the words to describe working conditions in the health care field, forcing mainly on hospitals in America. The title “Hospital Greed Is Destroying Our Nurses. Here’s Why,” has over…Continue Reading How to be mentally prepared for a career in the healthcare field
Tabetha Martin Howard Online Editor Tim Burton’s 1988 classic Beetlejuice now has a sequel, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, released just in time for the holidays. The original Beetlejuice follows the story of the Maitland’s, a couple who die in their small town and must navigate life in the afterlife. When their house is sold to…Continue Reading Tim Burton’s Beetlejuice Returns Just in Time for Fall Season
Swami Hinojosa Editor-in-Chief In a world where technology is advancing faster than we can comprehend, staying updated on the latest innovations is crucial. The rapid integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into society has transformed not only the business and healthcare sectors but also education. One of the most groundbreaking developments is introducing virtual reality (VR)…Continue Reading Virtual Reality takes the stage in education