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
By Karisma Polly Staff Writer Students gathered on Central Campus recently to watch their peers showcase cultural traditions through various languages, display their talents and learn more about different cultures. Defy gravity was an outstanding event that brought culture to the eyes of students and gave others the opportunity to be able to see the…Continue Reading Defy gravity: Broward College Showcases culture and art at open mic event
Alex Munoz Staff Writer The College application period is easily one of the most difficult and taxing times for students.Whether you are currently a college student or a dual enrollment high schooler, applying to universities can be quite stressful. In order to advise students through this process, College Academy alumna Taliah de Miranda held a…Continue Reading BC Alumnus Shares Advice for College Applications
Valeria De Miguel Melo Managing Editor Students often face challenges when attempting to balance their academic responsibilities with personal time for relaxation, socializing with friends, and connecting with family. As responsibilities pile up, students may find themselves utilizing hacks to manage their time wisely make their study sessions more productive, and make life as a…Continue Reading Thriving in College: Smart Hacks for a Balanced and Joyful Life
Melissa Eugene Staff Writer Growing up in the 2000s, believe it or not, there weren’t that many shows dedicated to the livelihood of black people, especially the high-end side of being black. There were the typical movies and some TV shows of the same story: an African American comes from a poor childhood and tries…Continue Reading Growing up with Marsai Martin
Valeria de Miguel Melo Managing Editor The world of theater is known for its grandeur and emotional stories. Professor Emily Palacios, Theater Appreciation professor at Broward College, focuses her classes on the beauty of imperfection in theater and, by extension, the beauty in every person’s authenticity. This unique perspective intrigued The Observer, prompting an interview…Continue Reading Theater Professor Emily Palacios inspires students
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
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
Bria Vaughn Staff Writer From growing up in the inner city where faith and struggle lived side by side to walking the path toward priesthood, Robert Hunter has dedicated his life to service, faith, and community. His journey is one of listening to the voices of his ancestors while carving out spaces for himself in…Continue Reading Sacred Liberation: Black History in Motion
Bria Vaughn Staff Writer In the mid-1900s, an invention forced the world’s systems to update—continuously advancing the software of our realities. The “Age of Information and Technology” began with the invention of the transistor and the ENIAC, the first all-purpose digital computer. Fast forward several decades, and 98 percent of Americans own a cell phone….Continue Reading Who is Controlling the Menu?: The Algorithm of Appetite