Glasthal is an NSU alumnus who graduated in 2021 with a degree in Communication. Every year of college is essential to your emotional, academic and spiritual growth. We learn so much in just four years, so much so it feels as though the time is doubled. For me, each year had its own purpose. My own experiences aside, I believe […]
Author: Julian Glasthal
Take it from a senior
Welcome to the next stage of your life, university: the school route. Nova Southeastern University provides many resources to help you get through your undergraduate career. I feel it is my responsibility as an upperclassman to give you advice as well as some tips on how to take advantage of those resources. First and […]
Things to do in South Florida
Welcome to NSU — you’ve made it to the Sunshine State. Not only are you in a new stage in your life, but maybe, you’re in an entirely new environment. It can be tough to acclimate while trying to catch your bearings as a freshman. Thankfully, you can rely on The Current to show you […]
Soundbite: “Get Sun” by Hiatus Kaiyote featuring Arthur Verocai
It has been about five years since Hiatus Kaiyote truly began to live up to their name. After the release of their critically acclaimed sophomore project “Choose Your Weapon” in 2015, Hiatus Kaiyote refrained from releasing any new music. However, that changes now with the release of their new single “Get Sun.” This triumphant single […]
How a global pandemic is still affecting us a semester and a half later
When the shutdown following COVID-19 seemingly fell into our laps, us students let out a sigh. No class. A longer spring break. A blessing until it seriously wasn’t. Day by day, the pandemic got worse and began to grab a hold of the world in the worst way. Unfortunately, we had no choice but to […]
Soundbite: “Sound Ancestors” by Madlib
On Jan. 29, Madlib released his latest beat album “Sound Ancestors.” This is the hip-hop producer, DJ, multi-instrumentalist and de facto archivist’s first solo released beat album since 2014. However, on this project, he collaborated with Kieran Hebden, an electronic producer also known as “Four Tet.” Over the past few years, Madlib has been consistently […]
Consumable masterpieces: An in-depth review of the musical comedy “Company”
Stephen Sondheim has been described as one of the most important figures to touch American musicals, reinventing the genre. The composer and lyricist forged a new path in Broadway, creating realist musicals that dealt with unexpected themes for those times. “Company” is a prime example of Sondheim’s attempts to change the palette of musical-goers, and […]
News Briefs – 3/9/21
The Bounce Back Showcase Razor’s Edge Shark Talent presents the Bounce Back Showcase, an opportunity for NSU students to showcase their unique talents. At this annual showcase, Shark Talent provides a platform for all NSU students to participate and present their art to the NSU community. Submissions will be accepted in the form of 2-5 […]
Recplex Regulations: The NSU Recplex takes COVID-19 protection seriously
This academic year has been tough amidst the global COVID-19 pandemic, but NSU Sharks continue to face adversity head on. The NSU Recplex, which houses multiple rooms and facilities for sports as well as the Davie campus gym and pool, have set regulations in place that have been instrumental in providing a safe active space […]
Water your thoughts: HBO Max and a generation of overindulgence
“Information overload” is a concept that explains the difficulty found in making decisions when provided excess information. This information anxiety, as it is sometimes referred to, is something we experience often in this age of technology. Namely, we experience this when looking for something to watch. HBO Max is a great example of a […]