Mock election: Who’s Rick Scott and Charlie Crist?
The University’s American Political Science Association said student voters did not know who Republican Rick Scott or Democrat Charlie Crist were in a mock election.
Knowledge
A response to knowledge no more: are students creating the university or vice versa?
Opinion Director Luis Santana responds to an article imploring students to use their universities for the pursuit of knowledge.
Knowledge: The Forgotten Ideal
Staff writer Diego Saldaña-Rojas argues that knowledge is no longer sought after in Universities.
Summer hit shows to watch
While we expect summertime to constantly be filled with beach trips, sunny days and perfect tans, that is not always the case. However, there is one thing we can count on during the summer, and that’s television. Summertime brings us some of the best shows, both new and returning, allowing us to enjoy our summer inside the house, as much as we do outside.
Involvement develops life-long relationships
When you care about an issue enough to get involved with organizations and other groups that share a common interest, you begin to expand your lasting social network for life that you may later need in life to make a mark on your resume and in your career.
In Tune: Art Basel Saturday Music Recommendations
Music may not be the first thing you think of when you hear the word art, but the two are definitely intertwined. Music is art projected; through sounds, rhythm and words, artists create something that has the power to inspire, influence and stimulate conversation. The Art Basel music scene has grown tremendously in the last few years, and this weekend, you can expect to see proof of that.
