Twenty Years Later: Who We Lost and What We’ve Become
Robert Crohan/Staff Writer We often look back at prior decades as an ancient time. And rather interestingly, the 2000s feels older to our generation than…
Articles by Gabriela Enamorado
Governor DeSantis’ Approval Rating Has Fallen. Will It Last?
Robert Crohan/Staff Writer The fight against COVID-19 has gotten a lot more complicated. Although vaccinations are being administered at gradually higher rates, the Delta variant…
Texas Abortion Law is Authoritarian
Robert Crohan/Staff Writer Former US Sen. Jeff Flake, R-AZ, once referred to Trump rallies as the “spasms of a dying party.” But even if the…
Fall of Afghanistan: A New Threat to the World
Robert Crohan/Staff Writer I have a confession to make: the issue that got me involved in politics wasn’t voting rights, police brutality, reproductive rights or…
An Open Letter to Non-Cubans Shaming the Cuban Protesters
Robert Crohan/Staff Writer Dear non-Cuban lefties and righties, I have a bone to pick. What we are witnessing is a political phenomenon unlike anything in…
The Pandemic Isn’t Over Yet: Mask Up
We’re finally back on campus here at FIU. We can sit in classrooms with our peers again and be involved in our university. After a…
The Math of Being an FIU Graduate Student
Adam Ratzlaff/Guest Columnist As new and returning FIU graduate students start a new academic year, there is one cold fact that they need to consider—…
Pandemic Reflections: Looking Back on Everything
Gabriela Enamorado/Opinion Director Being back at FIU after a year and a half of this pandemic is odd. I’ve gone through several transitions since I…
The Problem With FIU and the Delta Variant
Humberto Mendez Prince/Staff Writer After a year-long hiatus caused by the pandemic, in-person classes came in full session this week at FIU. This decision was…
Is Panther Book Pack Worth It?
Julia Gomez/Assistant Opinion Director FIU rolled out its new Panther Book Pack program for the Fall 2021 semester. The abrupt rollout is confusing and doesn’t…