English electronic duo Disclosure to visit Miami for two shows
The English electronic music duo known as Disclosure will be coming to Miami this Saturday, Jan. 25 for two performances.
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Florida-based Gospel jazz group to perform at West Palm Beach
A Florida-based Gospel jazz group known as 3AM is performing in West Palm Beach. The performance is on Saturday, Jan. 25 at 5 p.m.
Project Downtown to offer food and conversation to those less fortunate
Every Friday, for the last eight years, a group of students meet at the University of Miami around 5 p.m. and lead the way downtown to offer food and conversation to those less fortunate.
Women Who Lead Pre-Conference Breakfast inspires female leaders
The Student Government Association, the Office of Governmental Relations and the Women’s Center hosted the Women Who Lead Pre-Conference Breakfast in order to celebrate and honor the year’s work of FIU’s female student and administrative leadership.
PBS airs “South Florida’s Rising Seas,” a production by two FIU professors
If you live in South Florida, then sea level rise is probably happening right under your nose. The 30-minute documentary, “South Florida’s Rising Seas,” produced by FIU School of Journalism and Mass Communications professors Kate Macmillin and Juliet Pinto, addresses just that.
First Late Day Latte to feature China as theme
On Jan. 23, Campus Life at Biscayne Bay Campus will be holding the first Late Day Latte event of the Spring 2014 semester.
TV shows to look forward to in 2014
Contributing writer Alexandre Nunez discusses promising television shows of 2014.
Sitdown with Flight Williams from Outta This World
In collaboration with WRGP Radiate FM’s radio program titled Local Radiation, FIU Student Media has had the chance to previously sit down and interview artist Smurphio from the local electronic funk band known as Afrobeta. This time, FIU Student Media got to sit down with Flight Williams, a local artist involved in the hip-hop scene of Miami.
Student novelist has book about death personified published
Carlos Paolini, a 19 year old freshman majoring in advertisement, recently published his first novel, “When Adam Lacroft Met Death,” this past October.
University roundtables discuss hot news topics
The second Tuesday Times Roundtables at MMC will take place today. The moderator will be Professor Stanley Fish of Humanities and Law in the College of Law. The topic of discussion will explore the boycotting of Israeli universities, as discussed in Fish’s column published in The New York Times, “Academic Freedom Against Itself: Boycotting Israeli Universities.”