Shark Speak: With all the construction on campus for the new residence hall and parking garage, what is another project you think NSU should focus on next?

“I just started here so I’m not sure what we might be missing but more food places; more diversity and more parking would be good. In the Shepard Broad College of Law if you’re ten minutes late to class, you’re parking somewhere else. More parking spots for the Shepard Broad College of Law” said Tevon […]

Shark Speak: Have you experienced any problems this year finding space on campus to do activities like meeting with friends, studying, eating, etc.?

Elyse Hames, freshman neuroscience major: “Yes. Getting more study spots on campus by possibly adding more cabanas outside Flight Deck [might help]. It’s a really great study space for me because I get some fresh air and I get a chance to get my work done but whenever I go to get [a seat at […]

Shark Speak: What is the difference between the word “diversity” and the word “multicultural”?

Jillian Harb, sophomore biology major, said: “I don’t really know. I think ‘diversity’ is having a lot of different cultures within one place. For instance you can classify an area as very diverse. But  ‘multicultural’ is more like incorporating cultures. Some places can be diverse where there’s different ethnicities but that doesn’t mean that they […]

Shark Speak: What are your thoughts to the announcement of the recent changes in residential life and housing slated for next year?

Aaliyah Rigby, freshman environmental science major “Nothing really changed for me since I’m in Razor’s Edge because we have to stay in Commons. However, I really don’t like that fact since there are no facilities like a community kitchen in Commons so it’s [going to be] another year of not being able to cook food […]