“Shang Chi and The Legend of The Ten Rings”: Cultural significance among the Asian-American community

The phrase “representation matters” has become so pervasive in today’s conversations that it has lost almost all its significance. If the word “matters” is at the end of any cause, it tends to provoke many to dismiss the expression entirely. This is why the film “Shang Chi and The Legend of the Ten Rings” was such an enormous success. It humanizes […]

Student-run journal, “Digressions,” is accepting submissions for upcoming volume

NSU’s literary and art journal, Digressions, is now accepting student pieces to feature in their upcoming nineteenth volume. The editorial team is seeking original works of poetry, creative essay, dramatic scenes, art, short stories and photography.     The journal promotes creativity and open expression in a university setting so that students can move away from the rigidity of an academic setting. There is no set theme for the […]

News Briefs – 4/13

Alvin Sherman Library hosts virtual StoryFest    StoryFest’s annual family celebration of music and stories will be held via live stream this year, and is scheduled to take place from April 18-24. The theme of this year’s events is “Week of Wonder.” Children and guardians alike will be given the opportunity to read, learn and […]

Stirit Storage – Is It Worth It?

About a year ago, when the COVID-19 pandemic was just starting to unfold, all on-campus residents were faced with the shock of suddenly having to move out of campus housing. Although it was a necessary disruption to help contain the spread of the virus, it placed thousands of us far away from academic support and […]