
Can a single donation save lives? Discover the science, history, and benefits of donating blood with MLEC students’ perspective on this act of giving, as told by Dejudson Beauvil.

The Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show returned with glamorous lingerie, elaborate wings, and unforgettable performances. Through student interviews, celebrity appearances, and changing fashion trends, the event explores how the brand hopes to reclaim its cultural relevance, as told by Mia Palacios.

The Florida State and Miami rivalry continues, ending in a double-overtime thriller. Learn how this game, filled with controversy, historic achievements, and exciting highlights, shifted the national view of both teams, as told by Kelcey Etheridge.

After long speculation on what’s happening to the cherished Miami Lakes Chick-fil-A location following a social media post from the franchise, we found out whether the business is saying goodbye to the community or if it lives to see our students another day. Learn more about the fate of the business, as told by Robert…

From releasing neurochemicals that foster human connection and light up reward centers in the brain to a tactic used for survival, the brain is wired to gossip. Learn more about why the brain loves to gossip, as told by Rebeca Funes.

Internet trends rise and fall each day. However, they have a deeper meaning than just a funny meme. Short-form trends might be how school communities build connections and create unified identities within the modern environment, as told by Hector Ramos.

On Oct. 15, Elon Musk released a Tesla Roadster prototype that can perform short airborne maneuvers. The car hasn’t been released or passed FAA regulations, but learn how it could possibly become the future of transportation, as told by Mariana Sanchez.

As Election Day approaches on Nov. 3, students nationwide are promoting civic engagement through voter registration campaigns, educational initiatives and youth advocacy, encouraging young people to become informed about elections and find ways to make their voices heard. Learn more as told by Sabrina Alonso.