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. Here’s some of our Gill Out highlights from past volumes.   Bonefish Mac’s Sports Grille Blake Malick 2002 […]

Sharks –   Welcome back, and welcome home to NSU. Whether you’re a remote, commuter or residential student, we hope you’re eager and excited to jump into the 2021-2022 school year — but if not, we can help you out.   By this time, we’re sure you’re missing the precedented times. You know — when […]

If there is one thing to be learned from last year, it is that technology has become an essential part of education in the modern world. As such, as students, it is critical to use the technology around us to our advantage and help support our academic careers. Technology can help in a plethora of […]

  Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, most college sports have been put on hold, but despite the circumstances, that does not mean students cannot show their Shark pride. A great way to show your pride at NSU is to familiarize yourself with Shark Athletics programs. Here is a comprehensive list of the sports that NSU […]

Research shows that college students are experiencing higher rates of stress and psychopathology than ever before.    The American Psychological Association reported in a 2018 survey of college counseling center directors that 95% of those surveyed agreed that “the number of students with significant psychological problems is a growing concern in their center or on […]

Being in college means it’s time to get serious about your study habits. Over the years, I’ve located a few great spots on campus that have gotten me through some important exams, papers and assignments. Whatever your style, there is sure to be a place that fits you and your study habits.   Alvin Sherman […]

Since the pandemic, NSU has transitioned to the BlendFlex model. BlendFlex gives students the option to take classes on campus or online. Some students have gone to campus because conversations and making friends with others is considerably simpler than making them online. “I prefer face-to-face because I like seeing people’s reactions when you’re talking with […]

What advice would you give to your freshman self?   Madelyn Rinka, graduating co-editor-in-chief If this past year has taught me anything, it’s to learn to expect the unexpected… or maybe not to expect the expected. A lot of freshmen,myself included, tend to have the mindset of “I’ll do it when I’m a senior.” Yet, […]

What are you looking forward to in the next semester?   “I am most excited about the classes I am taking next semester. These first two years I have only taken a handful of classes within my major, and now with a full set of classes within my major for next semester, I am greatly […]

Today, with a world in constant change and where we are always in a rush, we forget how important our health is. Students, or even the university staff, find themselves in a constant rush. Many times, we think that 24 hours is not enough for all things that have to be done in one day. […]