In light of recent events in Las Vegas, Nevada, and sadly, in other parts of the United States in the past few years, people come together as a whole and grieve for those we’ve lost. There is no reason for events like this to occur on multiple occasions or in general — but that’s a […]
Month: October 2017
Fenty Beauty has plenty of shades
On Sept. 8, the earth stood still, not because it was International Literacy day, even though that is momentous as well, but because Fenty Beauty was released at Sephora and Harvey Nichols. Robyn Fenty, commonly known as Rihanna, created a beauty line that made an impact in the makeup industry. Fenty Beauty foundation comes in […]
Staff Picks: Midterm Tips
Midterms have arrived, but have no fear because our staff is here to give you their secrets to midterm success. If you are stressed about your ever-expanding to-do list, check out our best tips to crush those midterm exams. Michaela Greer, co-editor-in-chief, said: “I’m a pretty visual learner so one thing that I find helpful […]
Athlete of the Week: Franco Lupoli
Senior psychology major and Venezuela native Franco Lupoli is thrilled to spend his last year at NSU. Last year was a great one for Lupoli, who claimed the Sunshine State Conference Championship along with his team, and the men’s 1000-yard freestyle NCAA National Championship. Motivated and driven by his coach, Lupoli is excited to find […]
NSU Performing and Visual Arts department to host Linda Behar ‘Chromatic’ exhibit
NSU is set to hold “Chromatic,” an exhibit by Linda Behar from Oct. 18 – Nov. 28 in the Don Taft University Center. The opening reception will be held from 5-7 p.m., where guests will be able to view a presentation and introduction of the series, as well as an interactive portion of the exhibit. […]
Out of the Sharkzone, Oct. 10, 2017
Lions linebacker out with knee injury During Sunday night’s game against the Minnesota Vikings, the Detroit Lions linebacker Paul Worrilow had to be carted off the field in the first defensive play of the game. According to Detroit Free Press, Worrilow has a sprained MCL and will miss the next two to four weeks. After […]
A guide to being situationally aware
Do you have a friend that always seems prepared for the zombie apocalypse or has their emergency bunker prepared in case of a war with North Korea? They undoubtedly have a plan ready for any emergency, whether it’s knowing how they can use the supplies in their backpacks as weapons or where all the exits […]
News Briefs, Oct. 10, 2017
NSU to host inaugural Sharks Employee Fest NSU announced Oct. 3 that it will host its first Sharks Employee Fest for faculty and full-time employees. The event includes free food, free drinks and free games. The event is located at Gold Circle Lake and will take place on Oct. 20 from 11 a.m. to 3 […]
CAHSS presents ‘Reign of Terror’
The College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences will present “Reign of Terror: An Evening of Gothic Stories,” a two-night event on Oct. 13 and 14 at 7:30 p.m. in the Black Box Theatre located in the Don Taft University Center, with discounted tickets for NSU students. Due to the university’s closure because of Hurricane […]
Living hope: Catching breast cancer early
Did you know that one in eight women will develop breast cancer at some point in their life? Did you also know that it is recommended that women perform self-checks at least once a month? Many people aren’t aware of this information, which is why October has been declared national Breast Cancer Awareness month. This […]