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The Re-classification and Developments of Parkinson’s Disease
Parkinson’s disease is a progressive neurological disorder known for movement issues, cognitive impairment, dementia, and sleep disorders among other symptoms. However a recent international study found groundbreaking information that can bring about major changes on how Parkinson’s disease is diagnosed and treated. Learn more about it as told by Rebeca Funes.
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Quill and Scroll Releases Issue Five After Hiatus
Quill and Scroll fosters excellence in scholastic journalism worldwide. At Miami Lakes Educational Center, the newly established chapter quickly distinguished itself through literary publications and community service, driven by a dedicated student leadership team committed to elevating student media and achievement, as explained by Andrinika Aimable.
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MLEC Culinary Team Cooks Up Victory
After months of perfecting their pork schnitzel burger, seniors Paula Muniz, Wester Mordan, and Ryan Anderson secured MLEC’s second championship. Their victory at the Universal Orlando Handheld Challenge earned them scholarships and a spot on the CityWalk menu, as written by Madison Ramos.
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The Moment with God Movement Pushing Through Miami-Dade
Moment with God has been causing a stir across the MLEC campus, but its impact has spread further through social media. The movement is a testament to the innovation of MLEC students. Hear more about the movement’s story as told by Andrea Farrugia.
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The Curtains Are Not Just Blue: Reclaiming The Value of Deep Media Analysis
Media analysis has become an underrated art in recent years, especially following the decreasing media literacy rates in the U.S. and rising use of AI. Students in particular have been dismissive of analysis. Find out more in this article by Marlon Bojorge.
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The Michael Jordan Controversy: Innocent or Guilty?
On February 15, a viral clip of Michael Jordan interacting with the son of the racer of his NASCAR team emerged and sparked controversy as Jordan was accused of harassment. However these allegations have been determined to be false, however it shows how quickly people can make assumptions when it comes to social media. As…
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More Than Just a Wake-Up Drink: How Coffee May Support Brain Health
Coffee is a regular part of many people’s daily routine whether it’s for study sessions’ workdays, or just for a quick energy boost in the morning. However scientist are discovering that coffee may have more long term effects on the brain than just a short boost. Learn more as told by Leila Gardner.
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State of the Union Address 2026: The Definitive Analysis
President Trump’s 2026 State of the Union focused on economic gains and national strength ahead of the midterms. Amidst partisan protests and civilian honors, the address highlighted falling inflation and the 250th anniversary of American independence, as described by Robert Rojas.
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