By Yasmine Mezawi Memorial Day is a federal holiday to commemorate those who served in active military services. Families of lost ones, and citizens nationally honor hundreds of soldiers who sacrificed their lives, to protect those at home. Some may use this day to visit graves of their loved ones, or celebrate those alive, or…
By Robyn Forbes Miami’s Wynwood Art District is packed full of museums, collections, art galleries, and street displays. Each year the Wynwood Life festival draws tons of locals to the area to experience the beauty of art, food, music, and fashion. This year’s Wynwood Life festival is being held from April 20th through the 22nd….
By Sabine Joseph “You need to register to vote. You need to push elected officials into defining their positions on many issues, specific to education, gun control, access to guns, mental health issues,” advises @MiamiSup to @MDCPS students pic.twitter.com/dvjoIvEqi4 — The Harbinger (@HarbingerMLEC) April 12, 2018 “You are enlightened, aware. You are powerful. You are…
By Andres Cruz Last Thursday, the newly constructed pedestrian bridge at Florida International University collapsed in the early afternoon, where numerous commuters waiting at a red light underneath the bridge fell victim to the collapse. As a result, six people people were killed and many more were severely injured. Authorities stated in a press conference…
By Devin Dubon Applause erupted at the emergency school board meeting convened by Alberto Carvalho as he announced that he will remain as Superintendent of Miami Dade Public Schools. He’s staying. @MiamiSup said against what is best for his career, he’s staying where his heart is: Miami. @nbc6 Heaped praise on NY Mayor Bill DiBlasio…
By Gabriella Licona A pool of sprinkles, an old-fashioned room with milkshakes, and a banana swing with pink palm trees are just the things needed to fulfill every sweet tooth’s dream. The opening of the famous Museum of Ice Cream in Miami was a huge shock to Miami residents, but it did not disappoint. Although…
By Dru Barcelo A line, starting as early as 9 am, wrapped all the way around the buildings of the James L. Knight Center in downtown Miami in the midst of Monday, February 12th. Passersby looked in wonder of who was capable of drawing in so many young individuals dressed in overalls, floral, and pastel…
By Roxana Casanueva Presidents’ Day, which is also George Washington’s birthday, is a widely known holiday celebrated to honor our first president and to all others after him. This year, Presidents’ Day brings forth many events and festivals for teens and adults, such as art festivals, shows, and jams! Here are some: The Miami International…
By Diana Rodriguez You’ve probably been hearing that global warming melts ice caps since you were in elementary school, but propaganda with sad polar bears isn’t the only thing that these increasing temperatures will bring us. All around the world—Shanghai, Osaka, San Francisco, and our native Miami—over 400 cities are at risk of being underwater…
By Sarah Lemos The holiday season is a time filled with joy and happiness for families all around the world; but, sometimes there are those that do not have that luxury during the holidays. However, there are several means of making someone’s holidays a bit more jolly. Many local organizations exist in order to join…