A Glimpse into the Life as an Author and Librarian
By Maddie Dulle— On Thursday, November 17, the Department of Languages, Literatures, and Writing hosted a panel discussion that gave those in attendance the chance […]
Month: November 2022
Gorilla Tag and VR’s Other Possibilities
By Ana Diaz — On the evening of Wednesday, November 16, the cold temperatures and wintery weather didnot deter Dr. Mert Bal and a small […]
Miami Regionals Celebrates Cultural Diversity by Hosting the International Fest
By Karla Garcia Cardenas — After several semesters of being unable to hold large-scale events due to the pandemic, the Miami Regionals International Club was […]
Just in Time for Thanksgiving: Dinner Etiquette
By Hannah Armentrout — On Wednesday, November 16, Sandy Hyde hosted a dinner etiquette event through MiamiRegionals. This free event was held at the Marriott […]
Thinking about traveling abroad?
By Hannah Armentrout — Marnie Nelson, the assistant director of education abroad, says the assumption that travelingabroad is expensive is a myth. If you’re looking […]
Singing Sands and Dancing Dunes
By Kara Reedy— In the third and final edition of the National Parks Talk Series for the Fall 2022 semester, Dr. Tammie Gerke discussed one […]
The Baloney Brigade: Prepare to be Entertained
By Olivia Gronvall— Every evening from November 10 th to the 12 th , the comedy team, the Baloney Brigade, gracedtickled funny bones with their […]
Stepping and Other Afro-Centric Dances as Presented by Step Afrika!
By Kara Reedy— Brian Williams’ show Step Afrika! draws from a practice recognized by traditionally African American fraternities and sororities as “stepping,” which, as explained […]
Laser Engravings at Gardner-Harvey Library
By Maddie Dulle— There are many events that the Gardner-Harvey Library holds each month that give staff andstudents alike the chance to take a break […]
Sweet Potato or Pumpkin Pie?: An Interview with Dr. William T. Lewis
By Olivia Gronvall— When an audience member first walked into the Parrish Auditorium on November 1st, he or shewould’ve been greeted by a gaggle of […]