Denisia Martimbor, graduate assistant of Mako Media Network, teaches the first-grade students from NSU University School how to use Mako Radio’s DJ controller.
First-graders from NSU University School practice being anchors at Mako TV’s anchor desk.
First-graders have an immersive experience learning how to make a newspaper at “The Current,” in Mako Media Network’s newsroom.
NSU music ensembles collaborate for the annual Peace Concert
The Bossa Nova Chorale, Mako Band and Shark Gold Vocal Ensemble performed at the annual Peace Concert on Nov. 14 in the Rose & Alfred Miniaci Performing Arts Center.
The show, which has been an NSU tradition since 2007, features seasonal and holiday music to match this year’s theme, Seasons of Love.
NSU University School students gain hands-on experience while touring Mako Media Network
First-grade students from the NSU University School visited Mako Media Network on Sept. 12 to learn how news is produced.
During the visit, the students created their own newspapers with The Current, took turns running the teleprompter and speaking at the anchor desk with Mako TV and tested out the DJ mixer with Mako Radio.
NSU’s Department of Nutrition celebrates 10 years of growth and education
This semester, the Department of Nutrition in the Dr. Kiran C. Patel College of Osteopathic Medicine celebrated its 10-year anniversary.
The celebratory reception, which took place on Oct. 23, invited the program’s first graduating class and founding faculty as guests of honor to recognize the program’s growth throughout the past decade.
Shark Talent presents Center Stage to highlight student artistry
Shark Talent presented its first two-night showcase, “Center Stage,” on Oct.17-18 in the Black Box Theatre and the Performance Theatre.
The showcase was entirely student-run and featured different art disciplines like dance, music, theater and visual art.
“It takes a village to put on the showcase, but it’s all effort that we are so willing to put in,” said Cheyenne Howell, junior child development major and president of Shark Talent.
“We want people to absorb the fact that the arts are important [and] the arts are around you everywhere.”
Commercial Music students spread holiday spirit with the Music of the Season concert
Today, students in the Commercial Music program will perform in the Music of the Season concert at noon in the Adolfo and Marisela Cotilla Gallery.
The performance, under the direction of Bill Adams, music and theatre program director and professor in the Department of Communication, Media, and the Arts, will focus on seasonal music to celebrate the holidays
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