iCED Pivots To Virtual Service-Learning After Drastic Volunteer Drop Due To COVID-19
During an average year, the Institute for Civic Engagement and Democracy (iCED) at Miami Dade College has 7,000 student volunteers.
Read moreDuring an average year, the Institute for Civic Engagement and Democracy (iCED) at Miami Dade College has 7,000 student volunteers.
Read moreOn a trip to Slovenia in 2017, Ileana Porges-West was amazed by the country’s appreciation for bees. They dedicate a
Read moreMiami Dade College students can now designate a preferred first name on some school records in lieu of their legal
Read moreLike most 10-year-olds, Nelson Hidalgo enjoyed his PlayStation. But it wasn’t gaming that interested him the most—it was opening the
Read moreElection Day saw incumbent Donald Trump lose the presidential election. And while he believes he deserved to win, it’s very
Read moreWith Election Day less than two weeks away, Miami Dade College is working to increase voter engagement among students. To
Read moreFlorida’s deadline to register to vote in the Nov. 3 general election is just around the corner. Prospective voters must
Read moreThe Sept. 29 Presidential Debate was not what anyone expected. It featured constant interruptions and name-calling and was not a
Read moreTaco lovers, get your taste buds ready. Miami’s only Cuban taco food truck—Caja Caliente—located in the Miami Design District, 95
Read moreEvery January, about 30 Miami Dade College students—Honors College scholars and Student Government Association presidents—attend the Washington Center’s Inside Washington
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