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Sharks Tab Former Player To Lead Baseball Team

Adrian Morales has won two Division I National Championships and played professional baseball in the Kansas City Royals organization.  Now he has another accomplishment to...

Mother And Daughter Take Classes Together At Homestead Campus

Shawna Powell and Zayna Bryan aren’t your typical best friends. They work, attend classes and grocery shop together. They’re also mother and daughter.  “Listen, my mom...

The Reporter And AXIS Win Top FCSPA Honors

Two Miami Dade College publications won top honors at the Florida College System Publications Association conference in Tampa on Nov. 15. For the ninth consecutive...

Miami Book Fair Stirs Literary Pot In Downtown Miami

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uQynbVyL_Yw   The Miami Book Fair took over the streets of downtown Miami for its 36th installation from Nov. 17 through Nov. 24.   This year, the Book...

Point Guard Off To Fast Start As Sharks Begin Season Strong

The Miami Dade College men’s basketball team (6-1) is off to a fast start. Some of the Sharks' success can be attributed to the steady...

Trustees Restart Presidential Search Process; Here Is What You Need To Know

The Board of Trustees laid the groundwork for selecting a search committee that will be charged with selecting Miami Dade College’s fifth permanent president...
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Shot Blocker Brings International Experience To Lady Sharks Basketball

Alise Markova, who traveled more than 5,000 miles to join the Lady Sharks women’s basketball team, brings an abundance of international experience to Miami...

Professor Once Nominated For A Pulitzer Prize Retiring After More Than Three Decades

Ricardo Pau-Llosa stands out among his colleagues.  The art aficionado with a passion for writing can easily be recognized when roaming Kendall Campus, armed with...

Miami Dade College Sets The Stage For Book Lovers’ Paradise

A legendary rockstar, a former member of the Sandinista revolution and several National Book Award winners are among those participating in the 36th annual...

$5,000 Worth Of Cameras Stolen From North Campus’ School Of Justice

Twenty-five cameras used to document crime scene investigations were stolen from a classroom at North Campus, according to a public safety report.  Among the stolen...

Public Safety Officer Doubling As Haitian IBO Club President

Gasly Mondelus logs nearly 40 hours a week at North and Wolfson Campus while juggling multiple hats.  The 26-year-old Haitian-born biology student has his routine...

Book Blends Professor’s Violent Past With Criminal Justice Policy

Two School of Justice colleagues published a 24 chapter electronic book—A Mother Cries: Lethal Violence & the Real Zombie Apocalypse—in August. Written by Kendall Campus...
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