Two colors that once symbolized the oppression of the LGBTQ community have since been merged to celebrate the accomplishments of the community in a nationwide event called the Lavender Graduation.
Written by: Melissa Burgess / Assistant News Director Last January, Liz Fuentes, a senior majoring in philosophy, took a small table selling produce from the…
As part of their ongoing Ocean Life Series, the School of Environment Arts and Society is inviting a speaker to educate the community about an endangered fish.
The University’s art facilities are a contrast to the artwork produced inside them.
Written by: Tapkannia Keoun / Contributing Writer The term ‘fraternity’ is most commonly denoted with the perception of male brotherhood; however, at its core…
Written by Melissa Burgess/ Assistant News Director “No hate, no fear, immigrants are welcome here,” could be heard throughout FIU as students and faculty protested…
Written by Melissa Burgess/Staff writer This year marks FIU’s 27th annual commemoration of the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. In honor of…
To kick of its Leadership Lectures series, the Center for Leadership invited African-American icon, best-selling author, columnist and the editor-in-chief of Essence Magazine Susan L. Taylor to speak to students. Taylor’s lecture presented ways to embrace drawbacks with self-love, spiritual growth, and change.
High up on the atrium of FIU’s Graham Center hangs a cornucopia of international flags, representing the diverse cultures of the student body. Thanks to…
