Four people killed in Stockholm terror attack According to the Evening Standard, two Swedish citizens, as well as a Belgian and British citizen, were killed when a truck was driven into pedestrians in a department store in Stockholm, Sweden. Four people were killed and 10, including a child, remain hospitalized, as of April 9. Police […]
Month: April 2017
Places to ‘gill’ out: Atelier3
By Nicole Chavannes NSU is a unique and lively campus, but that doesn’t mean Sharks can’t band together and take an afternoon to explore the South Florida area — even if that just means finding a quaint place to study. When you’re searching for a trendy spot to read, study, spend time with friends or […]
Social media activism isn’t enough
While scrolling newsfeeds full of widespread and seemingly insurmountable tragedies like cancer, shootings and hurricanes, it’s easy to feel powerless. And the answer, too often, turns out to be a click of the mouse or tap of the screen, manifesting as a like or a favorite. If the issue seems extremely important, it might merit […]
Seriously Kidding: Student attends “Suddenly Last Summer,” misses plotline by talking the whole time
When Gabby Silverstein, sophomore business administration major, found out that she had to review a play for the theater class she took as an elective, she thought the PVA’s showing of “Suddenly Last Summer” would be the perfect opportunity. The cast and production team have a reputation for putting on great performances, and Silverstein loved […]
“Tremaine the Album” is strong and soulful
The Grammy-nominated R&B artist Trey Songz, known for his smash hits “Bottoms Up” and “Slow Motion,” released his anticipated album, “Tremaine the Album,” on March 24. His soulful rendition of romantic melodies and lyrics is highlighted throughout the 15-track LP. The prelude introduces the upcoming feature tracks and sets the tone for the rest of […]
Former NSU president Abraham Fischler dies at 89
Former NSU president Abraham Fischler passed away on April 3 at 89 years old from natural causes, according to an NSU press release and the Sun Sentinel. Fischler served as NSU’s second president from 1970-1992, a total of 22 years. He is survived by his wife and five children. In honor of his death, NSU […]
Senior Spotlight: Viktor Jonsson
By Jeweliana Register Viktor Jonsson is a senior international studies major with a minor in theatre. Jonsson is an international student from Iceland who came to NSU on a soccer scholarship. Jonsson wants to encourage those who are involved in the arts to work hard and never be afraid to put in the work it […]
Becoming aware of autism spectrum disorder
By: Monique Cole According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, “One in sixty-eight school-aged children have autism.” April is National Autism Awareness Month, which is dedicated to raising awareness, acceptance and support for people with autism spectrum disorder, or ASD. Understanding autism spectrum disorder “To an extent it is a communications disorder when the individual is […]
Whitewashing in Hollywood: It’s tacky, insensitive and needs to stop
By Adit Selvaraj The much-anticipated film “Ghost in The Shell” hit theaters March 31. Many people, including myself, are not happy with the casting of Scarlett Johansson as the titular character Motoko Kusanagi – a Japanese woman, which Johansson clearly isn’t. From Jake Gyllenhaal playing the Arabian Prince Dastan in “Prince of Persia” to that […]
Building your brand: Stand out
By Samantha Yorke Samantha Yorke is an assistant director and success coach for the Office of Undergraduate Student Success at NSU. She earned her Bachelor of Science degree in psychology from the University of Central Florida and her Master of Science degree in higher education from Florida State University. Samantha is a proud Floridian with […]