Melaina Lawrence Ashley Velazquez Staff Writers Before College Academy, I knew I loved reading. I knew a good story could transform my day, I knew adventures could distract me from real life, and I knew I loved words. That was that. However, what I did not know was how much I’d grow to love writing and telling my own tales.
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Kacie Doran Staff Writer The Seahawk Marketplace has moved to the planetarium building on Central Campus for students to stop in and get free snacks and groceries. Dana Bartholomew, the new Food Insecurity Coordinator said, “Times are tough enough as it is and the financial stability of a lot of people is extremely challenging. With Seahawk Outreach Services (SOS), we
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Ryan Marin Central Bureau Chief Broward College is back for the spring semester, and that means a new semester of events and activities held by Student Life. Student Life is focused on holistic development, which means they look at all aspects of the wellbeing of students when planning their events. Their events and programs cover 6 main learning themes: leadership, inclusion,
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Kacie Doran Staff Writer P’anku Literary & Arts Magazine released its Fall 2022 issue on Dec. 9 on the 12th floor of the Broward College Downtown building on Las Olas. As you walked in, Mia Orris and Cherokee Trimble greeted you and made sure you had a copy of the newly issued magazine. Poets, artists and authors from all over
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Maya Mohan North Bureau Chief Nya Hitchman, a senior with the College Academy at Broward College, has achieved so much during her short time with Broward College, with her acceptance to Barnard College being monumental. Barnard College is a private women’s liberal arts college located in Manhattan, New York City. They offer small class sizes, world-class educational facilities, and a
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Marquis Grant – Staff Writer As many students prepare for their last semester at Broward College and others look forward to completing a degree here, many of these students also look forward to transferring to a larger university. Whether graduating soon or still a few years away, many students are not yet aware of some information that can help them
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Jessica Kladerman – Editor-in-Chief Student Life held a Spirit Day celebration at Broward College’s Central Campus on Sep. 29 as an opportunity for students to let loose and show their Seahawk pride! Students were lining up to partake in the event and were able to create their own tie dye shirts, while supplies lasted, just outside of the Building 19
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Leonardo Lopez – Staff Writer With Broward College officially having kicked off its annual Hispanic Heritage Month celebration on Sept. 15, several events have been announced to take place throughout the duration of the cultural period. As Hispanic American Month spans through Oct. 15, it is important to note that October also observes Italian History Month. Domenica Diraviam, Senior Instructional
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Jessica Kladerman – Editor-in-Chief In this fast-paced society, we are expected to sleep 8 hours a day. Work, or go to class for another 8 hours, and add in time to commute to and from work and/or school. We are supposed to walk 10,000 steps every day, meditate, buy fresh food, and cook it in a timely manner so it doesn’t
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Ryan Martin – Campus Editor Ever since Covid-19 arrived in March 2020, so much has happened in such a short time. We have a new president, we have seen social justice issues come to the forefront, and most people have had to adjust to working from home. The Political Science Club has provided a place for students to come together
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