SGA aims to expand Shark Shuttle routes

Senators from the Undergraduate Student Government are reaching out to students to gain support in expanding the Shark Shuttle routes to the beach, downtown Fort Lauderdale and other popular locations. SGA Athletic Senator Kelsey Obringer, senior political science major, said that the service would be free and that the main consideration for the route is […]

Obama addresses the nation

On Jan. 20 during the annual State of the Union address, President Barack Obama proposed enacting the America’s College Promise program to make tuition for the first two years of community college free to increase graduation rates and improve middle-class economics. The goal of the program is to help students earn the first half of […]

News Briefs for January 27, 2015

Learn about Sickle Cell Disease The Farquhar College of Arts and Sciences and Center for Psychological Studies will co-host the lecture, “Developing a Conceptual Model of Transition Readiness for Sickle Cell Disease,” on Jan. 28 from noon to 1 p.m. in Room 3057 of the Maltz Psychology Building. The lecture is the first in the […]

Diary of … the next financial shark

Jacob Silver is a senior business administration major born and raised in South Florida. His hobbies include playing basketball, hanging out with friends and listening to music. Besides being a member of the South Florida Young Professionals, he is a licensed financial advisor and an aspiring attorney. His life philosophy is to not let anyone […]

Sickness in the Pursuit of Health

Last November, as I was heading home, Nia Roach- Duncan, a friend of mine, called and calmly informed me that she was being admitted to the hospital. Thinking that she was just pulling one of her usual pranks, I continued to question her about our weekend plans. I mean, rhabdomyolysis? She could at least have […]