By Rhobie Toussaint Hurricane Irma brought panic, distress, damage, and trauma to South Florida. Florida, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and many other areas were battered with heavy rainfall and falling trees. Hundreds of lives were lost and recovery was difficult. Everyday, it is becoming more apparent that the climate is changing and that humans…
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 Devin Dubon 2017 has been a year filled with controversy and tragedy, mass shootings and suicide bombers, political upheavals both domestic and worldwide. Every month has seen dozens of new stories breaking and information being revealed, and the consequence of which is that they are quickly forgotten – receiving only a few days in…
By Elizabeth Gonzalez Miami is currently midway through it’s hurricane season— explaining the constant rain, thunder, and random flashes of lightning occurring throughout these past few days. Recently however, weather forecasters have been talking about the shortly lived Hurricane Gaston, which was quickly weakened by wind shear into a tropical storm. This once 75 mph…
The teams have not met face-to-face and been in the Top Ten since 2004. The long awaited battle between The University of Miami, seventh, and Florida State University, third, has arrived. Both teams, wanting to continue their winning streak, knew that somebody would finally lose on November 2, 2013. The unlucky team was the Hurricanes,…