By Max Fajardo Martinez fajac01@broward.edu Dr. Cheryl Ann Henry was Born in Trinidad into a teaching family. She is a remarkable full-time professor and program manager for computer information technology at the Broward College School of Computer Science. In addition, she is a Management Consultant with expertise in information technology (IT) where she solves organizational…Continue Reading Meet the Professor: Dr. Cheryl-Ann Henry
By Kennedy Shivers shivk6@mail.broward.edu College experiences can hold many positive aspects such as excitement and joy. Conversely, they can present issues that may impact the student’s intellectual, psychological, or emotional well-being. Student services that provide valuable knowledge on accessing important services can be essential, as tackling educational, work, social, and other aspects of a student’s…Continue Reading Student Resources at BC
By Alex Munoz Natale munoa78@mail.broward.edu As a high-school senior, life is busy. Seniors constantly deal with unfinished homework, college applications, and upcoming tests while also keeping senioritis at bay. So, most of these students don’t have time for creating brand-new organizations. Anthony Ceballo, though, is not like most students. Born in the United States and…Continue Reading Cooking with Anthony: From Culinary Hobbyist to Leader
By Karisma Polly pollk11@mail.broward.edu Students come together on Broward College’s Central Campus to praise God as a community and to connect with others who share the same faith. The Campus for Christ Ministries’ (CCM), a student Club at Broward College Central Campus, had a Worship event that turned out to be an extraordinary experience. The…Continue Reading Worship on Campus Brings Students Together
By Karisma Polly pollk11@mail.broward.edu Students gathered on Broward College Central Campus to listen to Christmas music, make slime, and enjoy moments with their friends; all excited to get involved in their college community. The Winter Bash was a phenomenal event that allowed students to come together and participate in a memorable and enjoyable experience. “The…Continue Reading Winter Fun at Broward College: Students Jump Into the Winter Season
By Valeria De Miguel demiv2@mail.broward.edu Season 5 Volume 1 of Stranger Things premiered on November 26th, delivering the most compelling storyline, realistic visuals, and shocking twists the series has offered so far. Yet, despite the long-awaited return, many questions remain unanswered. Though the Duffer brothers promised that Season 5 would clarify the origins of the…Continue Reading Into the Upside Down: The Biggest Revelations and Fan Theories After Season 5 Volume 1
By Oona Hirvonen hirvo@mail.broward.edu November 11th is a day for reflection, gratitude, and remembering those who have served in the United States Armed Forces. The International Red Cross and Red Crescent network is the largest humanitarian network in the world, with a presence and activities in almost every country. The International Red Cross and Red…Continue Reading Red Cross at The College Academy at Broward College Unites our Community with Veteran Day Tribute Video.
By Ehaghalo Osaiyuwu osaie@mail.broward.edu The living room was more akin to an art studio as of recent. Rose’s hands desperately grasped multiple brushes as she worked tirelessly on the easel that took the place of the TV. Camellia didn’t mind it, though. Rose never dared to personalize the space before, so this was a welcome…Continue Reading Charming Gals Act III
By Jailyn Santiago santj339@mail.broward.edu For Professor Mariah Reed, teaching isn’t just about homework and tests; it’s about student engagement and applying learned materials in the real world. Professor Reed is a theatre professor at Broward College, teaching courses like Voice and Acting, where students can explore their abilities as actors and learn new techniques. Before…Continue Reading Lights Up on Mariah Reed: Learning Through Theatre
By Donovan Macias macid14@mail.broward.edu On November 4, 2025, a wave of elections occurred throughout the country, particularly in Virginia, New Jersey, New York City, and California. Democratic nominee for Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia, Abigail Spanberger, flipped the state’s position by nearly 20%. In the 2021 Gubernatorial Election, Republican Glenn Youngkin won the title…Continue Reading Election Night in America — Again (But with a Twist)