How much do you know about our government? Relax, you’re not being quizzed. Also, I’m talking about our Undergraduate Student Government Association (SGA). The elected student representatives pledge to help create a dynamic and diverse campus atmosphere by protecting the rights of the student population which it serves. They also facilitate and coordinate communication between […]
Month: September 2017
NSU campuses in Florida and Puerto Rico to re-open in a week
NSU officials sent a message stating that they plan to reopen all campuses Monday, Sept. 18, unless any campus proves to be unsafe and then the university will send additional updates. The message also said that the Davie/Ft. Lauderdale suffered “little damage”. In a Twitter post, NSU said they would send a separate message when […]
That Time I… volunteered at a women’s shelter
Gabrielle Thompson is a junior communication major with a concentration in communication. She is the features editor for The Current. This past summer, I had the opportunity to attend a combined celebration and leadership conference for my sorority, Sigma Delta Tau. The eventful weekend, held in New York City, brought together over 500 women, including […]
Sports Shorts, Sept. 8, 2017
Men’s Soccer NSU’s Men’s Soccer lost their Aug. 31 match against Mississippi College, but bounced back less than 48 hours later in a match against Delta State. Senior Nate Matthews secured the team’s winning goal in the 86th minute which resulted in the 2-1 win. The team’s home games against St. Thomas and Ave Maria […]
On Deck, Sept. 8, 2017
Note: Games may change or be postponed due to Hurricane Irma Men’s Soccer Vs. Embry-Riddle NSU Soccer Complex Sep. 13 | 7 p.m. @ University of Tampa Sep. 16 | 6 p.m. Vs. Johnson & Wales NSU Soccer Complex Sep. 18 | 7 p.m. Women’s Soccer Vs. Barry NSU Soccer Complex Sep. 13 | 5 p.m. […]
Out of the Shark Zone, Sept. 8, 2017
Former Yankees executive dies at 79 Gene “Stick” Michael, former Yankees general manager known for shaping the teams that won the World series in 1996, 1998, 1999 and 2000, died Sept. 7 from a heart attack, according to ABC News. In a statement expressing his condolences, Yankees general manager Brian Cashman said Michael “did it […]
#Professional: Using social media for personal branding
Ashley Rizzotto joined the Office of Career Development in June 2017 as a full-time Career Advisor. Rizzotto works with current undergraduate students, graduate students and alumni to ensure the confidence and success of those she meets with. College campuses are buzzing with different technological tools, apps and more to find ways to socially connect with […]
How to navigate long distance friendships
With the start of an academic year, you may notice a new strain on your relationships. Maybe you are a freshman who moved across the country to further your education, or maybe you are a senior commuter student who has lived in South Florida your whole life. No matter where you fall on the spectrum, […]
We the people… celebrate Constitution Day
With political tensions high, people tend to hold their rights near and dear to them. From the West to the East coast, the United States Constitution is a fundamental document that holds historical, moral and ethical value. September 17 is Constitution Day, which is a nationally acclaimed day to commemorate and value the freedoms we […]
Avoid boredom with the Longboard Club
A new organization has been created on campus this fall: the Longboard Club. For those who don’t know, a longboard is an elongated skateboard with larger wheels than a typical skateboard. Longboarders practice things like “downhilling” — riding downhill at high speeds — and freeriding, which is performing tricks while skating downhill. The club is […]