Emilie Gonzalez | PantherNOW Staff Have you ever seen the architecture students outside of the studio? Figures, it is a delicacy to not see them in the studio for almost the whole day and night. However, the night of Wednesday, Mar. 19 was different. Students in Communication, Art, and Architecture or CARTA could be found […]
Gabriela Danger | Assistant Entertainment Director With fall semester beginning again, FIU Theatre has announced its major productions for its 2024-2025 season, its 51st one. The first production they will be putting on is “John Proctor is the Villain”, a play by Kimberly Bellflower. It outlines the lives of a group of teenage girls in […]
By: Jordan Coll / Staff Writer A week before his death, Professor Moses Shumow, alongside his colleagues, had published a book about current issues in climate change and media. The book was published on Oct. 14. Now, the funds generated by the book will be given to his wife, Rose, and his three children, Lola, Gus, […]
By: Gabriella Pinos & Gerard Albert III/PantherNOW Staff On Monday, Oct. 1, the School of Communication + Journalism hosted the grand opening of their Media Hub with a reception and ribbon cutting ceremony in the Forum of Academic II. Featured guests included University President Mark Rosenberg, Dean of the College of Communication, Architecture + […]
By: Joshua Ceballos/News Director Panthers interested in getting inside business information as well as updates on news now have a new outlet as FIU Libraries has secured a deal with the Wall Street Journal. On Apr. 18, 2018 FIU and the Wall Street Journal closed a deal that will allow students and professors at […]
By: Nicole Stone/Assistant News Director Students interested in becoming leaders in communication will have the opportunity to hear from those currently in the field on Tuesday, April 5, during the University’s third annual Women in Communication: Moving Ahead conference, at the Biscayne Bay campus. Dr. Lillian Lodge Kopenhaver is the Dean Emeritus of the […]
