Socializing and college life are inseparable, but there’s one essential part of interacting with other people that we often forget: boundaries. As Assistant Title IX Coordinator Desmond Daniels said, “One thing as a culture we have failed to do is talk to each other about the things we want and need,” but it’s never too […]

Jumping into a new semester, we all need our coffee. Most of us probably don’t think too much about why coffee wakes us up, we just know it does. In reality, caffeine directly affects our nervous system function by mimicking a compound we naturally create: adenosine. According to the National Sleep Foundation (NSF), this little […]

When you’re taking on anywhere between 12 and 18 hours of classes every week, it’s easy to get lost in the details of your work. Thankfully, NSU offers its students many resources that help make life a little more manageable. All you have to do is remember to use them.    Tutoring and Testing Center  […]

Most people have heard of autism spectrum disorder, but many have limited or inaccurate knowledge about people with autism. Sue Kabot, executive director of the Autism Institute at NSU’s Mailman Segal Center, mentioned that common characteristics of autism are disordered social-communication skills and less flexible, more concrete thinking. Sometimes, this alternative style of thinking leads […]

When people think of rape, they often imagine a woman walking down a dark alley in a bad part of town with a dead phone and broken shoes. But that scenario is much less common than people believe it to be. In fact, rapists are more often people the victim knows than a violent stranger, […]