Author: Jonathan Munoz

The Music, Theater and Dance Department at Miami Dade College Kendall Campus is raising funds to purchase a $150,000 Steinway piano. When bought, the piano will be housed in the McCarthy Auditorium at the Kendall Campus, Room 6120. It will be used for student performances. Thus far, the department… Read the rest at our website.

For Chester Barns, the vending machines in building 3 at Kendall Campus serve as his food stop for breakfast and lunch during the school day. “I get something from the machine about three, four times a day,” said Barns, an 18-year-old bio medical technology major.”I don’t eat at home… Read the rest at our website.

Walking through the door at Miami Dade College’s Medley warehouse is like walking into your local Best Buy. Computers, printers, VCR’s, desks, chairs, and bookshelves line the walls from top to bottom. The consolidated warehouse  located at 8643 N.W. 68th Street  is where all the college’s outdated and unused… Read the rest at our website.

Randy Zapata didn’t mind marching to Pomp and Circumstance a second time. “It was fantastic for the second time,” Zapata, a North Campus student said. “First as an electrical engineering major in high school and now I finished my associates in law.” On April 28, Zapata, 53, was one… Read the rest at our website.

Money will be no obstacle for the academic future of four Miami Dade College Honors College graduates. At the North and Kendall Campus commencement ceremonies, two students from each campus were awarded  the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation’s Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship—a national scholarship based on scholastic and civic achievements that… Read the rest at our website.