Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with NSU’s Center for Applied Humanities
By Luqman Gbenro • NSU’s Center for Applied Humanities is gearing up for its annual series on Hispanic Heritage Month. The theme…
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NSU adopts name and pronoun policy
By Bryce Johnson1 • Em Joseph, third-year student in the Clinical Psychology Psy.D. program, uses the pronouns they/ them/theirs. Joseph would often…
Commuter Lounge becomes Razor’s Lounge
By Brielle Aguayo • On Sept. 15, the Commuter Lounge had its re-opening and became Razor’s Lounge. The Commuter lounge has always…
Visual Recap: Biz Bash
Students attended the grand opening of the Shark Cage businesses, which are run by fellow students, on Sept. 1.
Storytelling Festival promotes peace
By Ronald Martinez • On Sept. 29, the Department of Conflict Resolution Studies Graduate and Doctoral program will host the Storytelling Festival…
Pell Grant recipients are eligible for $11 tablet and services
By Kayla Mcgee • The Alvin Sherman Library has entered a partnership with Excess Telecom, a service provider for the Affordable Connectivity…
“Queen Charlotte” author Julia Quinn visits NSU
By Yasmin De Andrade Rodrigues • Julia Quinn, best-selling historical romance fiction author, visited the Alvin Sherman Library on Sept. 10 to…
Shark Dining Updates
Shark Dining made updates over the summer to improve the food for students at NSU. The improvements include adding a Qdoba and…
Visual Recap: Sharkapalooza 2023
NSU hosted its annual Sharkapalooza event on Aug. 25. Students learned about clubs and watched performances by Shark Gold, Pressure Dance and…
New dining options at NSU
By Danna Bertel • This semester, Shark Dining has introduced Qdoba and Sambazon on campus, offering students new dining options to choose…