There are different opportunities to make education affordable
There are some situations where student loans are necessary to finish one’s education, but is it worth it?
Fabienne Fleurantin
I hope the ‘Syrian regime sticks to their word’
The piercing screams of people begging for help, for the violence to cease. This is Aleppo.
Living on campus encourages independence
Fabienne Fleurantin/ Staff Writer Living on campus is something I always wanted to do. In my mind, it would bring me closer to independence…
Handicap buttons should be a requirement on campus restrooms
How are disabled students supposed to open the restroom door without proper accommodations? Doesn’t this violate the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990?
Being black at BBC
Black Student Union hosted a forum Thursday, Sept. 22, highlighting what it means to be black at The Biscayne Bay Campus.
Cops must maintain dialogue with the community
Those who protect society are now feared by society. With the death of many African Americans like Alton Sterling, Philando Castile, Trayvon Martin and so many others alike, the barrier between order and chaos has essentially disappeared.
Police brutality causes national fear
Hoodies and skittles. A BB gun mistaken for a real gun. A severed spine gone wrong. A man who couldn’t catch his breath. Now, the sound of music has been silenced permanently.
Trump University: Educational institution or profit scheme?
With all the hype that is Donald Trump, more fuel has been added to the fire with this new scandal during the 2016 presidential election.
Emails may destroy Clinton’s presidential campaign
Emails. This one hiccup on Hillary Clinton’s political record could potentially cost her the 2016 presidential election and the trust of the American people.
Keeping it Real with Tia Mowry
SGA hosted its Lecture Series featuring Tia Mowry, who spoke about topics ranging from her childhood career, to struggles in Hollywood and her current pursuits.