Although NSU has a large network of safety protocols put in place to protect the greater NSU community, it is never a bad idea to provide students with the best practice safety tips to keep students aware of their options in case a situation ever arises. Students can refer to their Campus Safety Handbook for […]
Author: Christina Mclaughlin
Shark slang you should know
At NSU, we have our own language when it comes to locations, events and campus resources. Here are a few translations of some of the common slang we use around campus. Fins up: The signature pose for NSU where the participant stretches their arms above their head, clasping hands together to a point, resembling […]
Self-care 101
A lot of people ask, “What is self-care? How does one use self-care to better themselves?” According to the World Health Organization (WHO), “self-care is the ability of individuals, families and communities to promote health, prevent disease, maintain health and cope with illness and disability with or without the support of a healthcare provider.” […]
Take the stress out of move-in with this list
Packing for college can be tough. With so many different lists that you can find online, it’s hard to really know what you need or even what you need it for. To make it easier, The Current has created an NSU-specific college packing list to help all students lighten the load. Anything in italics […]
Letter from the editors – Orientation Issue
Sharks – Welcome back, and welcome home to NSU. Whether you’re a remote, commuter or residential student, we hope you’re eager and excited to jump into the 2021-2022 school year — but if not, we can help you out. By this time, we’re sure you’re missing the precedented times. You know — when […]
Take it from the seniors
What advice would you give to your freshman self? Madelyn Rinka, graduating co-editor-in-chief If this past year has taught me anything, it’s to learn to expect the unexpected… or maybe not to expect the expected. A lot of freshmen,myself included, tend to have the mindset of “I’ll do it when I’m a senior.” Yet, […]
It’s time to think about your credit
If you’re like me, you probably didn’t have your own personal credit card or banking account that wasn’t connected to your parents prior to college. It’s a major financial commitment, and if you do not understand exactly what it is used for or how it can affect your future, you can put yourself in a […]
Why was it such a hassle for a tassel?
It’s April, and with a little over one month away from graduation, I have everything ready. My family has booked flights and hotel rooms and got extra masks and vaccination appointments. I even have my outfit picked out for the ceremony, but there is one problem, though. I have no cap and gown— and of […]
Letter from the editors
Hey Sharks, What a year it’s been. As students, we have faced innumerable challenges as we fought to find our new normal, we sacrificed a lot to keep ourselves and our community safe and we achieved our own versions of academic success despite the obstacles. This historic year will stand as a reminder […]
NSU announces LEVL5: SPACE DOCK program at Levan Center
Last month, the Alan B. Levan NSU Broward Center of Innovation, known simply as the Levan Center, introduced LEVL5: SPACE DOCK, a program focused on future entrepreneurial opportunities in the space sector in South Florida. This program is meant to boost the economy and place Broward County alongside Florida’s “space coast” as a leader in […]