Top selling companies like JUUL and Vuse are profiting off people’s innocence and are helping to breed a new generation of addicts
Columnists, National News, Opinion
Despite murky motivations, ‘Just Do It’ ad inspires
The cynical side of me couldn’t help but wonder what Nike had to gain from openly supporting such a polarizing figure.
Columnists, Here's That Rainy Day, Opinion
How kids teach us the meaning of mindfulness
Lately I’ve been wondering if it’s possible to reconcile childishness and adulthood.
Cover, Letters to the Editor
Yom Kippur forgiveness in the face of hate
One of the hallmarks of Yom Kippur is repentance; the ability to ask for and extend to others forgiveness.
Opinion, Staff Editorial
More than a number
If this drop leads us to think, even more consciously, about striving for better versions of ourselves and our school—it’s worth it.
Letters to the Editor
Letter to the Editor: Hate not welcomed here
We are not amused. We are not intimidated. We will not be silent.
Columnists, Opinion
We will continue swimming: Remembering Mac Miller
I was ready to buy my tickets and see him live for the first time. Less than 24 hours later, he was gone.
Columnists, Opinion
Don’t leave immigrants’ lives to luck
How do we define the line that decides who is fortunate enough to lay their feet on American soil?
Columnists, Opinion
Digital divide hampers hurricane preparedness
South Florida’s susceptibility to major hurricanes is exacerbated by its most contemporary conundrum: the digital divide.
Cover, Hurricane, Opinion
Living the ibis legend
They say the ibis is the last to leave before a storm, and the first to return after.
Columnists, Opinion
Women in journalism deserve a better story
I want to see a show with a female reporter who does her job and does it ethically. Can Netflix make an original series about that?
Opinion
Don’t find yourself – find the good life instead
What are we doing here at college? Or, more specifically, what is the purpose of college? Graduate with a degree? Have fun? Make friends?