Domestic violence isn’t typically an issue associated with college students, but it’s a significant problem across many campuses. Shining light on domestic violence among college students will help victims feel more comfortable coming forward and prevent it from happening to others in the future. This type of violence can be […]

Many international students are inexperienced with the admission process at U.S. universities.  They put their trust in admission agencies that work together with different universities and INTO. These agencies help international students decide what university would be the best fit for them, and also lead them through the examination process, […]

Serving, hosting and cashiering have been popular job choices for college students looking to make money. In recent years, the number of employees in food service has dwindled. Some officials blame this labor shortage on unemployment benefits due to COVID-19. However, the low pay and poor management that is prevalent […]

Gov. Ron DeSantis signed HB 3C on April 22 that strips Walt Disney World of its ability to self-govern. This is following the theme park speaking out against DeSantis’ “Don’t Say Gay” bill. DeSantis is, for the umpteenth time, sacrificing the well-being of his constituents, the people that elected him […]

With a nickname like the Sunshine State, Florida should be taking full advantage of solar power. House Bill (HB) 741, however, would discourage this option for many people. HB 741, a bill proposing the reduction of net metering, was passed March 2 and is on its way to be signed […]

Make It Legal Florida, the official campaign for an adult-use cannabis amendment, made an attempt to get a marijuana legalization initiative on the 2022 ballot, but it was blocked by the Florida Supreme Court on April 22, 2021. The measure would’ve added a section to the Florida Constitution that legalized […]

Gov. Ron DeSantis signed HB 167 into law April 14. This law, to be put into place July 1, is a state ban on abortions after 15 weeks which limits a woman’s right to vital health care. However, there is still light to be found in this dire situation. The […]

After a two-year battle, Nestlé will now have a permit to pull millions of gallons from Florida springs, taking a harsh toll on the environment. Florida springs are being exploited, and the public should boycott these companies until true sustainability is promised through the prohibition of overpumping. Ginnie Springs will […]

A mass shooting took place in a Brooklyn subway Tuesday morning, where 39 people were shot or injured, according to NYPD Chief of Detectives James Essig. Uber took advantage of this and up charged its rides. When the train pulled into the station before the shooting, the current suspect, Frank […]

Gov. Ron DeSantis signed Senate Bill 1054, or the Dorothy L. Hukill Financial Literacy Act, into law March 22. This bill will require high school students to take a financial literacy class in order to graduate. It is important for students to be financially literate going into college. For many […]