When Jose Navas’ parents moved to Miami from Nicaragua in 1985, they sold porcelain figurines, dishware and bathroom decorations at the now-defunct Flagler Flea...
Ammy Sanchez, who served as The Reporter’s editor-in-chief during the 2021-2022 school year, was one of five participants selected for NPR’s Next Generation Radio—a...
In an effort to tackle food insecurity, Medical Campus unveiled a refurbished food pantry space during a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Jan. 5.
Located at 950...
When Anthony Valenzuela was searching for volunteering opportunities this summer, he connected with Anay Abraham, the executive director of Casa Familia—a non-profit organization that...
Wolfson Campus opened a new hotel simulation suite this semester.
Located in Room 6400, the facility features four stations: a simulation hotel room, a restroom,...
Jaire Treminio was picking up food at the Miami Culinary Institute Café when she stumbled upon something rather unusual.
A three-and-half-foot white robot was delivering...
Wolfson Campus hosted its 39th rendition of the Miami Book Fair from Nov. 13-20. The eight-day literary event featured more than 100 authors, musicians...
Seven months after retiring, music professor Carol Ann Steele’s legacy has been revived at North Campus.
This fall, the Singing Sharks took over for the...
When a trailblazing band of students at Eduardo J. Padrón Campus contemplated starting a literary arts magazine in 2007, they asked professor Emily Sendin...
