Karisma Polly Staff Writer On March 14, students gathered on Central Campus to interact with AI and learn about how AI is used in careers, the effects of it, how to use it responsibly in school, work and in general. The AI expo was an immersive experience, which allowed students to see how AI is…Continue Reading Discovering AI in Career Fields and Everyday Life: AI V.I.B.E Expo
Paola Falquez Social Media Editor Broward College’s Rosemary Duffy Larson Gallery is currently hosting a compelling solo exhibition by Jim Arendt titled Those of Us Still Living, running until April 5. This collection invites visitors to reflect on themes of identity, labor, and resilience through Arendt’s distinctive use of textiles and reclaimed materials. Exhibition Overview…Continue Reading Those of Us Still Living displayed at Rosemary Duffy Larson Gallery
Jordan Stephenson South Bureau Chief The relatively new technology is called STATS SportsVU, which is used for NBA games. It is a very in-depth player tracking device, that is being used to further the viewing intricacies of NBA basketball. This technology has already started to revolutionize how the NBA is viewed and watched around the…Continue Reading NBA’s Innovative Technology Vs the NFL’s
Paola Garcia-Lizardi Staff Writer This year marks Saturday Night Live’s 50th year on air. This show has since become a staple in American television, but once upon a time, SNL completely revolutionized the comedy scene of 1970’s America. Prior to Saturday Night, the most notable comedians of the era primarily used material that focused…Continue Reading Live from New York, it’s Saturday Night!
Karisma Polly Staff Writer Captain America: A Brave New World weaves a compelling tale of confusion, intense action and political warfare, leaving you at the edge of your seat. Directed by Julius Onah and released to theaters on February 14, 2025, the film follows Sam Wilson, aka the new Captain America as he navigates the…Continue Reading Captain America: a story of uncertainty
London Dernis Online Editor From an “Anora” sweep to a five-minute speech, milestones were made during the 97th Academy Awards. The Academy Awards, better known as the Oscars, premiered on March 2, and was tuned in by movie lovers around the globe. The event was hosted by late-night talk show host Conan O’Brien. This was…Continue Reading A “Wicked” Night: The 2025 Academy Awards
Melissa Eugene Staff Writer Before writing this article, I was thinking of topics for the past few days on what to write. Mostly I write about past events in my life that I’ve overcome, mainly because those events are interesting and afterwards when I’m done writing I feel as though there is a part of…Continue Reading Why Writing is My Peace
Denilson Lully Staff Writer Gluttony, one of the seven deadly sins associated in the Christian faith, is often given a negative connotation while being praised in the lens of a capitalistic society. Yet it is gluttony that led to the perversion of the founding philosophy of America: The American Dream. Originally, the American Dream served…Continue Reading The Menu: A Critique Masked in Comedy
Karisma Polly Staff Writer On Central Campus, Professor Noel Hernandez offers an intriguing look into his journey of becoming a professor, his hobbies, his PhD pursuits and his experience as a musician. For five years Hernandez has been a professor at Broward College and currently teaches AMH2010 and AMH2020. His passion for teaching stems from…Continue Reading Beyond the Books: The Multifaceted Life of a History Professor
Swami Hinojosa Editor-in-Chief Part 2 in the Series This platform is designed to support you, so take advantage of everything it has to offer. One incredible resource you don’t want to miss is Employ Florida Marketplace, located at the bottom of your student dashboard. It provides a lot of information on everything from work—completely free….Continue Reading Navigating My BC Portal- Employ Florida Marketplace