Students looking for a place to buy healthier, locally grown vegetables and fruits will not have to search any longer. The wait is over. A farmer’s market now comes to campus each Wednesday from 9 ...

Preparedness by definition means “a state of readiness.” In reality, it means “life is much simpler.”

I entered college with the ambition of graduating in journalism. I figured out by my senior year of high school that any career involving math or science were completely out of the picture. Then there was the possibility of being a teacher, but after long consideration, I knew I didn’t have the patience for teaching rambunctious 5-year olds or angsty teenagers. So that left journalism as an option. I have always enjoyed writing and if you know me, I could talk for days.

Depression. That word will scare off the nearest date within earshot. But why are we so afraid of something that is very common? Just because someone has depression does not necessarily mean that t...

Valentine’s Day, the most pointless day of the year. It is simply a ploy for couples to argue over whether or not to buy gifts, where to go for dinner, and for single people to mope over how miserable their single lives are.

The horror of driving to Downtown Miami from Coral Gables in 5 p.m. traffic is closely related to that of falling off the roof of a 10-story building. Traffic laws are a joke to most drivers, so lawful drivers must drive like maniacs themselves to avoid disaster. Basically, if you want to be safe, drive unsafely.

I tend to take a very skeptical and cynical look on life. I just find pessimism can make things easier than the always disappointing and unmet optimisms. Crucify me for saying it, but I honestly see no way the government will be less corrupt, there will never be world peace, and I don’t see being alone for the rest of your life as miserable, but welcoming.

On November 3, 2010, two simple words shattered my countenance. “Olivia died” are the only two words in the body of an e-mail with the subject line titled “crying” from Alicia, Olivia’s little sister.

Three Miami Belen Jesuit Preparatory school graduates want to make Black Friday this year a night to remember.

Every Friday, a group of UM students plan to be at the UC breezeway, selling Challah bread to raise money for Darfur and Kosher Meals on Wheels the Miami area.