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Literary Arts Magazines At MDC Nominated For Prestigious Awards

Miami Dade College’s literary art magazines are dominating the award scene this year. North Campus’ AXIS, Kendall Campus’ Miambiance and InterAmerican Campus’ Urbana have...

Hurricane Florence Ravages Freshman Forward’s Hometown

The last time a hurricane struck North Carolina was in 2016. Hurricane Matthew killed 28 people. “Matthew was unlike anything we had ever seen...

If You Attend IAC’s School Of Education, You Could Be Tossing Out That Textbook

Miami Dade College’s School of Education is aiming to help students in their search for cheaper textbook options. InterAmerican Campus’ School of Education began...

North Campus Opens New Digital Design Den

North Campus unveiled a new Digital Design Den on Sept. 26, bringing with it new possibilities for students in the fields of computer animation,...

Lady Sharks Continue To Dominate, Stay Atop Poll

The Lady Sharks volleyball team is continuing its impressive season, winning their first 15 games while losing only five sets to extend their win...

Lady Sharks Look To Build Off Last Year’s Southern Conference Championship

By all standards, the Lady Sharks women’s basketball team had an impressive season last year. They won 22 games and were crowned Southern Conference...
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Reporter Editor Named Finalist For ACP Reporter Of The Year

Katherine Wallace-Fernandez, who served as editor-in-chief of The Reporter during the last school year, has been named a Reporter of the Year finalist by...

These Twin Brothers’ Car-Sharing Startup Began In A Barn

For Michael and Matthew Vega-Sanz, it was like every other Friday night. Two years ago, the twin brothers found themselves in their dorm, craving...

Journalism Scholarship Created In Memory Of Pulitzer Prize-Winning Photographer Alan Diaz

Pulitzer-prize winning photographer Alan Diaz died on July 3 at the age of 71. Miami Dade College hopes to keep his memory alive—with a...

On The Fence About Voting? Miami Dade College Can Help

The political wave is coming to Miami Dade College. The College’s Institute for Civic Engagement and Democracy recently updated their voter engagement website to make...

Duquesne University Transfer Brings Unique Skill-Set To Sharks

Nicholas Kratholm, a 6-foot-9-inch tall center, has the prototypical, modern-day, basketball game. He’s tall, has long limbs, shoots effectively from all over the floor, can...

Lady Sharks Remain Undefeated To Start Season

The Lady Sharks have opened the season 8-0—losing only five sets—to extend their win streak to 42 games—the team’s last loss was on Oct....
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