Students voice their concerns during the BBC Safety Walk.
By: Gerard Albert/Assistant News Director A week after a safety walk on the Biscayne Bay campus, faculty and staff
By: Gerard Albert/Assistant News Director A week after a safety walk on the Biscayne Bay campus, faculty and staff
By Nicole Stone/Assistant News Director Considering that we hold tiny computers that fit in the palm of our hands
The official results are in for the 2018 SGA elections.
The preliminary winners of the SGA elections have been announced but the official results will not be available until Friday, April 13.
Student Media’s new Editor in Chief and General Manager for the upcoming 2018-2019 school year has been selected following an interview process by the Media Board on Thursday, March 22.
Tobacco is the leading preventable cause of death, killing about half of those who use it, according to the World Health Organization; and some students have turned to electronic cigarettes, or more commonly, e-cigs, to help stop.
Members of South Florida’s legislature and an ambassador of the United Nations gathered in the University’s Graham Center to discuss the current state of Latin America on Friday, March 2.
The University’s Police Department held its annual Promotion and Swearing-in Ceremony on Friday, Feb. 23, where two new officers were introduced to the community and six were promoted to leadership positions.
Nicholas Gonzalez, a Hispanic man, never knew he would be a minority in FIU.
For many students, debt is an inevitable byproduct of earning their degrees. One site, however, claims it has found the perfect solution: getting someone else to pay for it.
Do you know the history of civil rights? We’ve compiled the most important events of civil rights history in the U.S. into an easy-to-read timeline. So, how much do you know?
As a new year brings new resolutions, a new semester with new challenges is upon panthers, some of which are excited and ready to face their classes head on.