Ginevra Gil | Staff Writer Following their unbeaten run to win the FIU Thanksgiving Classic, women’s basketball look to push the momentum into the following home game. The Panthers will face Georgia State University on Friday, Dec. 5 at 7 p.m.. Georgia State are currently 4-4, with a 1-3 away record. The matchup is largely […]
By Conor Moore | Staff Writer After the eternal misfire that was, well, “Eternals”, Chloe Zhao proves she is quite capable of achieving the visual magnetism required to be an Oscar-winning, “it” director. Unfortunately, this comes at the cost of what can only be described as cinematic fondant. While “Hamnet” is superficially moving and relishes […]
Kendall Moffett | Staff Writer Demolishing University Apartments and forcing upperclassmen to live off-campus reflects Florida International University’s neglect of student voices and reliance on institutional policies that are more harmful than helpful. FIU’s plans to demolish University Apartments F, G, H, and J. This will displace about 269 students in order to build a […]
From behind-the-scenes election revelations to calls for justice and youth political power, Harris delivers a message of resilience and possibility at the Arsht Center. Jonathan Roman | Staff Writer Former Vice President Kamala Harris returned to Miami to promote her book, 107 Days. Harris ended her 58-day tour at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the […]
By Julian Menendez | Staff Writer On Tuesday, Nov. 25, the courtyard of the Paul Cejas Architecture Building came to life as FIU’s architecture student organizations hosted their Fall Festival. With music, dancing, snacks, games, and festive lights, the event offered students a much-needed opportunity to relax and unwind before the end-of-semester crunch. The event […]
Bautista Samperi | Sports Director The FIU men’s basketball team will host the Florida Gulf Coast University Eagles on Wednesday, Dec. 3, at 7 p.m., at the Ocean Bank Convocation Center. The Panthers are coming off a 1-1 record during the FIU MTE, as they lost to James Madison 72-80, and defeated Omaha 74-61. Against […]
Cassandra Chincoya | Contributing writer The Panthers are traveling to Shell Energy Stadium in Houston, Texas to play the Sam Houston Bearkats on Saturday, Nov. 29 at 1 p.m. After winning a close 27 – 21 game against CUSA power Jacksonville State, FIU now sits at sixth in conference standings (6-5 overall, 4-3 CUS) while […]
Ginevra Gil | Staff Writer After losing to Jacksonville 69-80 and falling to 1-3, FIU look to get back to winning form ahead of home tournament. The Panthers will host the FIU Thanksgiving Classic, where they will first face UMBC on Nov. 28th at 11:00 a.m., then face either Presbyterian or Seattle on Nov. 30 […]
By Sophia Noya | Staff Writer Nobody in all of Oz (including me!) is missing out on Wicked: For Good, which has enjoyed an enormous opening week and overall positive reviews. As a Broadway fan who, like everybody else, walked out of watching Wicked feeling like I had just witnessed Cynthia Erivo invent electricity, I’ve […]
University volunteers partner with community nonprofits to support families struggling during the holiday season. Jorge Cardona | Staff Writer For some families, Thanksgiving is uncertain – and FIU students and alumni diverted their holiday plans to respond to a growing need in their local communities. The non-profit organization, Amor y Fuerza Honduras, teamed up with […]
Heidi Cuevas | Staff Writer The menstrual product dispensers that were funded by FIU Student Government Association have been empty for months. If they aren’t replenished soon then students will continue to be victims of the global health crisis known as period poverty. A dreaded nightmare many of us have is starting our period before or […]
With ADA spaces filling quickly, FIU outlines enforcement practices, transportation support, and ongoing plans to improve access for disabled students, staff, and faculty. David Brown | Contributing Writer With FIU’s rapid rise in student enrollment, welcoming nearly 6,000 freshmen to the 2025 school year alone, parking has become a major obstacle for students, staff, and […]