By Victoria Rivera The scariest realization you can have in college isn’t that you forgot an assignment, it’s that you’re studying for a life you don’t even want. That epiphany came to me long before I actually stepped foot on campus. I knew it the second I told my parents I wanted to be a marine biologist, because the idea of becoming a writer felt equivalent to trying to be the most gripping shade of white in the paint store. It felt easier to choose a job I knew was in hi

By Kymani Phillips If you have ever spent time in Barry University’s communication department , you’ve probably heard his laughter before you’ve even seen him. It’s the kind that fills the room: loud, contagious and impossible to ignore. At the center of it is Willie Wilson, the 40-year-old junior, majoring in communication, who seems to know everyone and manages to make even a 9 a.m. lecture feel lighter. To most students, Wilson is that funny older guy who never runs out

By Andrea Briones Want some advice to steer your career in the right direction? The Career and Leadership Conference is guiding students toward success on Oct. 29. From 5 to 8:30 p.m., the Broad Auditorium, Andreas 111–112, Webinar Graham Hall, and Kotska and Gato Gallery will all come alive under this year’s theme: Pathways to Purpose. Hosted by the Career and Experiential Learning Department, this event will give students the chance to engage with community leaders. Photo