News - The Reporter: The Student Newspaper at Miami Dade College

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 five-day digital journalism program. The program, which seeks to identify and train the next generation of public media talent, started on Jan 2. Sanchez completed… Read the rest at our website.

News Medical Campus

Medical Campus Revamps Its Food Pantry

January 10, 2023 Juan S. Gomez food pantry

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 N.W. 20th St. in Room 1162 inside the student life department, the reconfigured area includes canned goods, condiments, cereals, powdered milk, vegetables and various… Read the rest at our website.

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MDC Alumni Create Young Professionals Board To Promote Casa Familia’s Mission

December 8, 2022 Juan S. Gomez Casa Familia

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 fights for affordable housing for people with disabilities. Abraham, who has been a Board of Trustees member at Miami Dade College since 2019, encouraged Valenzuela… Read the rest at our website.

News Wolfson Campus

Hotel Simulation Suite Unveiled At Wolfson Campus

December 8, 2022 Juan S. Gomez

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, a front desk area and a banquet service space. Each portion of the suite is separated by noise-restricting panels that allow three classes to… Read the rest at our website.

News Homestead Campus

CAMP Provides Beacon Of Hope For Migrant Students And Their Families

December 6, 2022 Isabelle Greiner College Assistance Migrant Program

When Doris Pichs arrived in the United States from Peru 26 years ago, she had one goal—to create a better future for her family. Pichs used her experience in agriculture to support her daughters—Selin and Sarimar. But when arthritis forced her to transition to house cleaning two decades ago,… Read the rest at our website.

News North Campus

Winter Wonderland Celebration Returns To North Campus On Dec. 10

December 3, 2022 Juan S. Gomez Children’s Holiday At North

The holiday spirit is back at North Campus. Children’s Holiday at North, in its 16th year, will be held on Dec. 10 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. It will feature Mr. and Mrs. Claus, a parade, arts and crafts and live performances. Activities will take place at 11380… Read the rest at our website.

Wolfson Campus News

‘It’s Adorable’: Miami Culinary Institute’s Café Introduces Robotic Server

November 23, 2022 Victoria Martinez Technology, Robotics, Miami Culinary Institute

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 food to customers at a slow but steady pace. The mechanical worker features two upper circular platforms that transport orders to customers and a… Read the rest at our website.

News Wolfson Campus

Miami Book Fair Brings Life And Literature To Downtown Miami

November 22, 2022 Juan S. Gomez Miami Book Fair

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 and artists. Rows of colorful tents lined the streets of Downtown Miami surrounded by food trucks, lemonade, arepa, hot dog and empanada stands. “I’ve loved… Read the rest at our website.

News North Campus

Singing Sharks Make Debut At North Campus During Fall Concert

November 17, 2022 Jaime Blanco Pinto Singing Sharks

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 North Star Singers, a choir Steele led for 18 years during her nearly three-decade-long career at Miami Dade College. The new choir made its… Read the rest at our website.

News Padrón Campus

Urbana Begins New Chapter After Winning Its First Magazine Pacemaker

November 9, 2022 Juan S. Gomez magazine

When a trailblazing band of students at Eduardo J. Padrón Campus contemplated starting a literary arts magazine in 2007, they asked professor Emily Sendin to be their advisor. Fifteen years later, Urbana, which originally spawned as an online product with only six members, has morphed into a literary heavyweight… Read the rest at our website.

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