NWSA Student’s Work Selected For 2026 Miami Book Fair Poster

The Miami Book Fair selected New World School of the Arts graphic design student Isabella Isaza’s artwork for its 2026 poster. Isaza, who is scheduled to graduate from NWSA in 2028, made...

From The Footsteps Of The Freedom Tower To The White House: 16 Years After The Trail Of Dreams

When 18-year-old Juan Gomez and his family were detained in their Miami home by Immigration and Customs Enforcement in 2007, their story made national headlines.  Gomez and his brother were...

New World School Of The Arts Celebrates Its 40th Anniversary

On her way to New World School of the Arts for the first time, Contessa Bryant, then a high school student, remembers three distinctive features about downtown Miami in...

Lady Sharks Lean On Leadership With Freshman-Heavy Roster

After sending eight players to Division I, Division II and NAIA universities, the Miami Dade College women’s basketball team enters the new season with 11 freshmen and a returning captain ready...

NWSA Student’s Work Selected For 2026 Miami Book Fair Poster

The Miami Book Fair selected New World School of the Arts graphic design student Isabella Isaza’s artwork for its 2026 poster. Isaza, who is scheduled...

Miami Film Festival GEMS Returns With 50 Films And Special Guests

Film enthusiasts will have the opportunity to experience international cinema and meet acclaimed filmmakers when Miami Film Festival GEMS returns from Oct. 29 to...

Primetime Cautions Viewers Of The Self-Proclaimed Predator Catchers

The latest A24 psychological crime thriller, Primetime, has sparked debate similar to the polarizing discussion television journalist Chris Hansen brought up in the mid-2000s.  In...

Horror Movies Complicated Relationship With The Final Girl Troupe

Beyond famous monsters Frankenstein and Nosferatu, and the supernatural forces looming on unsuspecting families, horror has amassed a cult following for its classic subgenre––the...

This Is The Silent Killer Beneath The Ocean No One Talks About

On the shores of the Florida Keys, more than 97% of coral reefs are either dead or dying.  Global warming is the root of many...

Carnegie Mellon University Campus In Wynwood Is Bound To Erase Areas Cultural Identity

Carnegie Mellon University has announced an ambitious plan to build a 35-acre campus in Wynwood—an initiative financed with a $2 billion donation from Kenneth...
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