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Kendall Campus Alumna Fighting For Gold At 2020 Summer Olympics In Tokyo

As a three-time Olympian with two silver medals in taekwondo, Juan Moreno knows a bit about the sport. So when he began training Paige McPherson...

Lawsuit Alleges Professor Told Disabled Student His Brain Was Broken

A disabled student is suing Miami Dade College in federal court, claiming a professor refused to give him additional time on exams and said...

Senate Bill Would Grant Financial Aid To Undocumented Students

Finding universities that accomodate undocumented students has felt like looking for a needle in a haystack for Kency Herrera. The 19-year-old nursing student at The...

North Campus Planting Seeds For Composting Project

Shannon Harry pays a visit to Kendall Campus’ cafeteria at 1 p.m. every Wednesday.  She takes egg shells, banana peels, coffee grinds and fruit pits...

Edible Garden Brings Sustainable Living To Wolfson Campus

Ingrid Salamanca munches on leaves growing from a lime tree inside a lush botanical garden. The 23-year-old student at Miami Dade College shares the crunchy...

Run MDC Hits Snag After Winter Break

The Miami Dade College men’s basketball team hit a rough patch after winter break, losing five of their first seven conference games.  They were 13-4...
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Sophomore Ready To Lead Freshmen-Laden Team

The Miami Dade College softball team features 16 freshmen this season.  Despite the abundance of youth, there is one sophomore, Amber Dalfonso, who is expected...

Miami Native Comes Back To Play For Sharks

As far as Erick Orbeta can remember, he has always held a baseball and a bat in his hands.  Now the 5-foot-11-inch second baseman, who...

Candidates With MDC Ties Face Off In School Board Race

Two candidates gunning for a seat on Miami-Dade County’s School Board have close ties to  Miami Dade College.   Luisa Santos, who graduated from The Honors...

NWSA Theater Alum Takes Her Talents To Broadway

Chelsea Lee Williams spent most of her childhood acting on her elementary school’s auditorium stage.  Now, the New World School of the Arts alum has...

Florida Supreme Court Rules Felons Must Pay Fines Before Regaining Voting Rights

More than a year after Florida restored voting rights to convicted felons who have completed their sentence, the Florida Supreme Court sided with legislation...

Donations Being Accepted For North Campus Flea Market

Arlen Garcia’s eyes lit up when she read a newsletter detailing stories of sustainability programs at colleges around the nation. The article featured students opening...
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