After months of anticipation, the results of the midterm elections are finally clear.
The expected Republican red wave that threatened to snatch both chambers of Congress from Democratic control only managed to secure a slim lead in...
Election Day saw incumbent Donald Trump lose the presidential election. And while he believes he deserved to win, it’s very unlikely—if not impossible—for him to flip nearly 300,000 votes across three states to overturn the election...
The Sept. 29 Presidential Debate was not what anyone expected.
It featured constant interruptions and name-calling and was not a good night for either candidate....
The United States Postal Services’ plight began long before the Trump administration denied it emergency funds.
In 2006, the Republican-led U.S. Congress passed the Postal...
This year’s Student Government Association Executive Board will be inducted virtually through Cisco Webex on July 31 at noon.
City of Miami Mayor Francis Suarez...
Miami-Dade County elections and the Florida primaries are just around the corner.
But—before casting a ballot on August 18—you must register to vote by July...
Student Government Association elections at Miami Dade College registered abysmal voter turnout—only 942 total votes were tallied at seven of its campuses—after voting was...
Miami Dade College has announced changes to the Student Government Association’s annual election dates due to class suspensions amid the coronavirus outbreak.
Now, elections for...
Students interested in becoming Student Government Association officers for the 2020-2021 school year have until March 16 at 4 p.m. to apply.
Open positions include:...
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...
While in Washington, D.C., I witnessed history in the making.
On Jan. 9, twenty-six Miami Dade College students and I walked inside the House Chamber...
With almost a year until the 2020 presidential election, there is a war brewing right before our eyes. Twenty Democrats and Republicans will compete...
