By Devin Dubon Officials are sorting through the debris for survivors after the devastating earthquake that hit Mexico on September 19th. The 7.1 magnitude quake destroyed cities in Central Mexico and killed at least 237 people so far, leaving hundreds more injured or displaced. This comes only 12 days after a magnitude 8.4 earthquake, the… Read More Earthquake Devastates Central Mexico
By Daylin Delgado & Diana Rodriguez A record 8.3 million people lost power for days. Potentially dangerous debris littered the streets, traffic lights went out and many homes were destroyed. Irma definitely battered the Caribbean, Florida and several southeastern states. But the storm’s aftermath also showcased some of the very best in humanity. Communities came… Read More Irma Caused Destruction, and Brought the Community Together
By Andres Cruz After their week one matchup against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers was postponed due to Hurricane Irma, the Miami Dolphins finally took the field on Sunday to play their season Opener during week two against the Los Angeles Chargers in Los Angeles. The game was closely contested the entire time, in what would… Read More Dolphins rack in season opener win against Chargers, 19-17
By Luis Mila The 69th annual Emmys were opened by Stephen Colbert, with a comedic song and dance along to “Everything’s Better on TV” featuring Chance the Rapper. Naturally full of wit, Colbert sparked controversy with his political jokes and shady humor to fellow celebrities and government officials. Publications like the Huffington Post and The… Read More Emmy’s Turn Controversial and Political
By Nathalie Del Valle It was a late Sunday afternoon when my family first heard the news of a hurricane forming in the atlantic. The track of the hurricane estimated hurricane Irma to reach South Florida around the weekend of September 9th. With only a few days before the storm hit, no one in… Read More Surviving Hurricane Irma
By Roxana Casanueva On Sunday, September 17, 2017, The 69th Primetime Emmy Awards honoring the best in U.S. prime time television programming from June 1, 2016 until May 31, 2017, was held in Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles, CA. and hosted by political comic, Stephen Colbert. Catering over 11.4 million views, the night began with a… Read More ICYMI: The 69th Primetime Emmy Awards
By Valeria Bula The end of a historic 20 year scientific endeavor has arrived as Cassini became a part of the perplexing and beautiful planet it once studied. Contact was lost with Cassini after it completed it’s deliberate “death dive” into Saturn’s atmosphere at 6:30 am Eastern Time on Friday, with NASA confirming it’s demise… Read More Cassini’s Historic Grand Finale in Saturn
By Ericka Miller and Yamine Mezawi Hurricane Irma was the most intense hurricane observed in the Atlantic since 2007. Starting off as a Tropical storm and later evolving into a catastrophic hurricane, Irma began its reign of terror by damaging less developed countries, including Cuba, the Bahamas, Puerto Rico, and more as it made it’s… Read More Miami Lakes Takes on Hurricane Irma
By Luis Mila At Apple’s annual iPhone event, which took place on Sept. 12, three new iPhone models were revealed: the iPhone X, iPhone 8, and the iPhone 8 Plus. Those who attended Apple’s event were given a preview of the new phones, and even had the opportunity of having a hands-on experience with the… Read More A Peek Into the Future: The iPhone X & iPhone 8
By Dru Barcelo On September 12th, 2017, Apple embarked on its annual special event held in the Steve Jobs theater. The ten years of progress – technological innovations that have enhanced our everyday lives – has come full circle to bring consumers a whole new world of possibilities. Apple CEO Tim Cook opened the event… Read More Apple Special Event 2017: Recap
