Aug. 31, 1934 – NFL’s first all-star game In 1934, the NFL organized the first Chicago All-Star Game. The Chicago Bears played against the All-Star team, a team of players from around the league. The pre-season match intended to give the NFL champions from the previous season an extra challenge. Sept. 1, 1973 – George Foreman defends title George Foreman, a boxing legend, defends his title for the first time in […]
Best places to buy houseplants for your dorm room
Decorating a dorm room can be tough. You’ll find yourself going out to countless retailers on the hunt for the perfect decorations and accessories to adorn your new space, only to be left unsatisfied. You’ve already spent hundreds of dollars on knick-knacks, posters, tapestries, decorative pillows and string lights. What more is there to even […]
Shark Speak: What are you hoping to do or see when you get into Sharkapalooza?
“I know there are performances, and I’m excited about those. I am happy to watch my friends perform. I know a lot of clubs are hosting tables, so I am excited to look at those too,” said M. O’Dalley, a junior biology major at NSU. “I’m looking for two things; to join more clubs and the promise of free food. Honestly […]
What Cuomo’s resignation means for New York
Gov. Andrew Cuomo recently resigned from his office amid allegations of sexual misconduct. The resignation comes at a time when the new Delta variant is making headlines and COVID-19 mandates in New York are covering new ground. The challenges facing the city of New York might be new, but the allegations – and the long-standing culture of abuse – […]
College year breakdown IMO
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 […]
Waves of the week: Songs for when you get lost in the woods
Has the start of the semester got you down? Are you ready to run into the woods and live out the rest of your life as an urban legend? If so, here is a playlist just for you: with songs curated to get you ready to roam aimlessly through the woods. “Satyros” by Faun (In Latin) “Harvest Moon” by SYML “Sisters of the Moon” by Fleetwood […]
Where to study on campus
It is no secret that college is stressful. To help with the stress of studying and homework, I like to change my scenery to help focus. Nova Southeastern University has a variety of study spots, meaning there is a spot for everyone. Where I study depends on my mood. There are times where I prefer a quiet place to […]
News Anchor – 8/24
The United States FDA gives full approval to Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine The United States Food and Drug Administration gave full approval for the Pfizer vaccine to be used in the fight against COVID-19 on Aug. 23. More than 200 million Pfizer vaccine doses have already been administered in the U.S. under emergency use authorization from the Food and Drug Administration. The approval […]
College life on a budget
Saving money as a college student is not easy, considering the number of expenses that need to be covered. Spending money can be as easy as swiping a credit or debit card, but before swiping the card, it is important to recognize that there may be other alternatives that help to save money. Navigating finances as a […]
Letter from the Editors: Welcome back
Welcome back Sharks, I hope you’ve had a relaxing summer break and are excited about this upcoming school year. We have many new experiences ahead of us, both for new and returning students. We’re slowly returning to a “new normal,” one that will hopefully lead to us being able to gather as a community once […]