The Need For Size Inclusivity
Inclusivity is a central value in the U.S., but there’s still work to be done in several industries, such as fashion. Learn more about the issue, as written by Rebeca Funes.
Inclusivity is a central value in the U.S., but there’s still work to be done in several industries, such as fashion. Learn more about the issue, as written by Rebeca Funes.
Superheroes are a big part of a young boy’s life, but just what impact do they have? Discover how superhero movies like Superman are shaping masculinity in today’s world, as written by Marlon Bojorge.
Bayern Munich recently played in the Club World Cup— a tournament that brought them to Miami. Discover one MLEC student’s experience at this game, as told by Jonathan Romero.
Today we tackle the age-old question— is summer homework really necessary? Explore the topic more deeply in this article by Robert Rojas.
View a firsthand experience of the Miami Dade College Summer Internship, sharing her perspective and what she gained from the opportunity, as told by Andrinika Aimable
The Timeless yearbook is a collection of all the wonderful memories in in the 2024-2025 school year. Learn more about the creation of it as told by Adriana Garcia.
The recent Minecraft movie has received both criticism and praise from its broad audience. Learn more about the film, its successes and failures, as told by Isabella Chavez.
By Gianna Michel Jasmine Crockett has emerged as one of the most vocal Black leaders in modern politics, using her platform to amplify the voices of marginalized communities. As a congresswoman from Texas, she has been relentless in her fight for voting rights, racial justice, and economic equity; issues that disproportionately impact Black Americans. Her…
The Brutalist’s nomination for several Academy Awards has opened a discussion about AI in film. Learn more about this issue, as discussed by Andrinika Aimable.
The new Percy Jackson adaptation has seen criticism and praise. Much of this can be attributed to the changes the show made from the books. Explore these changes and what they could mean for the show, as told by Marlon Bojorge.