Barry University is ready to make some noise
Drivers heading north on Interstate 95 near 115th Street in Miami may know little more about Barry University than its landmark Sylvester Tower on the east side of the interstate.
A big win at the Supreme Court, but a long way to go
By Jennifer Becker This Pride Month, we celebrate a big win for the LGBTQ+ community with yesterday’s Supreme Court ruling that the Civil Rights Act of 1964 makes it illegal
COVID-19 stats slow reopening in South Florida
The rate of positive test results for COVID-19 is down statewide, but up in South Florida, according to state figures for last week. The worst South Florida results were in
Dad could…go…all…the…way!
As the dads of the world wait for team sports to resume, Hoffman’s Chocolates is offering an array of sports-themed chocolates for Father’s Day, which is June 21. Yes, that’s
Dirty Little Secrets
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Great Places and Spaces
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FAU grows veggies from the sea
Three species of vegetables from the sea could just be the new kale with the added benefit of a salty flavor, researchers at Florida Atlantic University think. Researchers from FAU’s
Charter school takes extra steps to fight racism, pandemic
Charter school KIPP Miami has distributed more than 355 Chrome Books laptops to students, provided wi-fi hot-spots to families without internet access, hand-delivered 185 learning kits filled with school supplies
Dealing with racial discrimination in the workplace
By Susan Eisenberg As most would agree, we are living and working in unprecedented times. Employers have been dealing with issues related to COVID-19 and now phasing in return to
Get fit and help Jackson Health
Exercise technology company Fitlight is donating a portion of proceeds from its Fitlight Trainer Neurocognitive sale to the Jackson Health Foundation through Father’s Day on June 21. The sale offers customers
Amazon 4-Star stores coming to South Florida
The first Amazon 4-Star store in the Miami area will be a 5,000-square-foot location on Lincoln Road at the former site of Nexxt Café. The Amazon 4-Star store at 700