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Cooking is a necessity at Bayview, according to students

Four Bayview roommates of varying majors and lifestyles have realized one key truth: with great housing comes great responsibility.

Online classes transitioning from Blackboard to Canvas

The University has slowly begun to transition from Blackboard, the school’s main hub for online courses and hybrid classes to Canvas, a new learning management system.
The Claw & Growl had a special alumni-themed show with two alumnae. Left to right: Carolina Lozano, opinion host; Andrea De La Cruz, assistant director of Employer Relations at FIU; Joshua Ceballos, assistant news director; and Tiffany Aranga, board certified behavior analyst.

Claw & Growl celebrates Panther Alumni Week

In honor of Panther Alumni Week, the Claw and Growl, Student Media’s news and opinion talk show, invited two University alumnae participating in the week’s events to talk about their experiences after graduation on Monday, Feb. 5.

CARTOON: Midnight Duty

Ernesto Gonzalez/ Cartoonist

Greek Life Makes Comeback: More than half of Greek chapters reinstated

More than half of Greek chapters were reinstated on Thursday, Feb. 1, and will be allowed to resume normal activities, with the remaining chapters still on “pause” until they meet reinstatement criteria.

Workforce racial inequality still exists, according to students

Despite the large numbers of Haitians, Jamaicans and Black Hispanics in Miami, these numbers do not reflect at FIU.

Inspiring Others: Looking back at Earl Lloyd’s legacy in basketball

By Cristhian Plasencia/Asst. Sports Director   The well-known Jackie Robinson comes to mind as one of the first African-Americans to play in professional sports, however many may not know who broke the race barrier in the National Basketball Association. In 1950, Earl Lloyd became the first African American to compete in the NBA. The Washington Capitols […]

Student organization’s revival to build presence of black student journalists

After being disbanded for a few years, the revival of the Association of Black Journalists on campus. The organization was founded two to three years ago, but disbanded once the original members graduated.

Student Media hosted interactive sexual assault forum

The different ramifications surrounding sexual harassment, sexual assault and its portrayal in the media was discussed during Student Media’s first forum of the semester, “Sexual Assault on Campus.”

WATCH LIVE: PantherNOW’s forum on sexual assault

Watch live our sexual assault forum

Data shows slight increase of women in College of Engineering and Computing

While the University has seen a steady 43 percent increase in women applicants for the College of Engineering and Computing, the same can’t be said for the number of enrolled women, with the college only seeing a 23 percent increase since 2011.

Student Programming Council hosts painting event for week of welcome

Photos by Genesis Rodriguez The Student Programming Council (SPC) hosted “Painting with SPC” as a part of Week of Welcome for the FIU community. The event was hosted on Thursday, January 11 at GC Lawns.Students had to sign in under the tent to obtain a canvas to paint on. Many students were excited about the […]

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