Samantha Yorke is an assistant director and success coach for the Office of Undergraduate Student Success at NSU. She earned her bachelor of science degree in psychology from the University of Central Florida and her master of science degree in higher education from Florida State University. Samantha is a proud Floridian with a passion for […]
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What does valuing yourself look like?
Value is defined by Webster’s Dictionary as “usefulness or importance.” So, valuing yourself is the act of acknowledging and understanding your usefulness and importance. Though finding a way to value yourself is not a “one-size-fits-all” situation, Paula Brochu, an assistant professor of psychology who specializes in stigmas related to health and well-being, had some suggestions […]
Haunted days: The origins of Halloween and the Day of the Dead
Halloween, the day when people dress up in costumes and consume sweets, is right around the corner. However, around this time, some might wonder how we started celebrating this unusual holiday. Often, Halloween is associated with the Mexican holiday, the Day of the Dead. But Halloween, despite sharing certain similarities with the Day of the […]
That time I…wrote a book
Ben Underhill, freshman theatre major, has been writing his whole life. He is currently the arts and entertainment editor for The Current. Poetry has time and time again captured the fascination of humans. The whimsical feelings we get from poetry often evoke emotions we repress, something authors so often strive to do. In August of […]
Managing school during an emergency
Sometimes, in life there are situations that you’re unprepared for. Maybe you’ve broken a bone, maybe you’ve lost a loved one or maybe you’re about to welcome a child into the world. Whatever the case may be, the Office of Student Disability Services can help verify class absences and collaborate with professors when a student […]
Expressive outlets on a research campus
When people think of NSU, they may think about its many research opportunities, but they often forget about the many expressive outlets available to all students. No matter what their major is, creativity is at their fingertips. When surrounded by the strictness of science, it can be beneficial to allow oneself to be able to […]
So much to do, so little time
Some freshmen are searching for ways to get involved, and college is a good time to find yourself by getting involved in clubs and events. NSU offers so many different ways for freshmen to find their niche, but with so many options, freshman may become overwhelmed. With classes, clubs and jobs, when do these activities […]
Our 50th article part 1: Uncovering your passion and journey to your career goals
By Emilio Lorenzo and Emily Tasca Emilio Lorenzo is the assistant director of career advisement in NSU’s Office of Career Development. He understands the importance of helping students reach their career goals and works with all students, including undergraduate, graduate and professional level students, to achieve their professional goals. Emily Tasca is a member of […]
Dressing like a professional woman
To be a professional woman today, you need two things: confidence and drive. While you stand for only the best of the best and will do what it takes to be a professional, there are items in your wardrobe that are a must and will help you look your best and feel your best. Confidence […]
Remember to assess your breasts
October is breast cancer awareness month. As NSU puts on various events to spread awareness and educate our student body about the life-threatening disease, such as Pink Spin Ride and Pink it Out, it brings to our attention the necessity of self-breast examinations. What is breast cancer? Breast cancer is a disease that invades the […]