Robert Crohan/Staff Writer In October, the political war between Democrats and Republicans reached new heights. With prices increasing and migration surging at the southern border, President Biden’s approval rating has taken a kick to the shin. Amidst that, Republicans are continuing their attack on voting accessibility in red states and countering Democratic claims that these […]
Gerard Albert III/Editor-in-Chief Senator Rick Scott urged Floridians to prepare for Hurricane Dorian, Monday, Sept. 2, at the National Hurricane Center on the Modesto Maidique Campus. He also stressed the need to evacuate if ordered. “Why take a chance…go someplace where you’re going to be safer,” he said. Water, not wind, is the leading cause of […]
Ashley Verdugo/ Staff Writer The 2018 midterms have brought bipartisanship to a halt. And Florida’s gubernatorial candidates show the major difference in both parties this year. The candidates, Ron DeSantis and Andrew Gillum, are both men with prior political experience, but vastly different political ideologies. For the past 8 years, Florida has had a Republican […]
A class scheduling change took away the three-day weekend University students and faculty grew accustomed to, but the trade-off is worth every penny. The University changed from a Monday through Thursday schedule to a Monday through Friday one in Fall 2007, meaning that classes that were once an hour and 15 minutes on Monday and […]
