Two-term Peruvian United Nations chief dies On March 5, Pérez de Cuéllar, a two-term United Nations secretary-general from Peru, died at the age of 100. According to the Associated Press, Cuéllar negotiated a cease-fire between Iraq and Iran in 1988 and helped re-establish a democracy in Peru. His son, Francisco Pérez de Cuéllar, stated that […]
Author: Madelyn Rinka
Gill Out: MaMa Tofu
NSU is a unique and lively campus, but that doesn’t mean Sharks can’t band together and take an afternoon to explore the South Florida area — even if that just means finding a quaint place to study. As a college student who never seems to be able to see the bottom of her to-do […]
“We are in the business of second chances:” NSU’s partnership with House of Hope
NSU has paired up with a local non-profit, House of Hope, to provide services and support for women who are in the process of recovering from addiction. Through purposeful programs and projects, House of Hope’s mission is to help men and women in need of treatment for substance abuse get the assistance they require to […]
The fine print of food labels and certifications
Being an ethical and health-conscious consumer can be unfortunately difficult if you haven’t done a fair amount of research. With a seemingly unlimited number of labels and certifications plastered all over food packages, it’s not always easy to determine what they actually mean. Some argue food labels should be more consumer-friendly and easier to understand […]
Jazzing up the night: NSU’s African Presence – 17th annual art exhibition
NSU’s African Presence 17th annual art exhibition, “All That Jazz,” celebrated with a vibrant and electrifying opening reception on Feb. 6, featuring Troy Anderson and The Wonderful World Band. The exhibit features photography by renowned photographers William P. Gottlieb and Pete Turner with informative wall panels about jazz and its history. Gottlieb’s work highlights […]
Gill Out: Clovermint Cafe & Market
NSU is a unique and lively campus, but that doesn’t mean Sharks can’t band together and take an afternoon to explore the South Florida area — even if that just means finding a quaint place to study. Not every vegan wants to eat salads and drink green juices every day — and if you’re […]
Upcycling & thrifting: ditching fast fashion for good
It can be difficult to keep up with trends while also keeping up with your bank account, especially while in college. Rather than giving companies that support the fast fashion industry your money, try thrifting and upcycling instead. While it might take a little more effort, that hard work will benefit the environment and our […]
Spring break: how to start getting ready
Even though it may seem like the semester has just started, it’s never too early to prepare for your spring break adventure. Whether you’re looking to take an extravagant, luxurious vacation or prefer a bit more of a staycation, getting a head start on planning can help reduce your stress before and during your trip. […]
Soundbite – Oh Wonder
Happy” doesn’t quite cover it — Oh Wonder’s new releases will leave you feeling passionate, energized, reflective and, yes, of course, happy. If you haven’t heard of Oh Wonder before today, or if you’ve only listened to the sampling of their song “Landslide” from Lil Uzi Vert, now is the perfect time to hop on […]
Wildfires and controlled burns: what you need to know
It’s been hard to turn on the television or read the news without seeing stories about wildfires for the past few months — like the wildfires that burned through large parts of California in the fall or the ones currently raging in Australia. These disasters create damage and destruction and cost millions of dollars — […]