Travel

FIU Business Students Present Skills in New York City

By: Isaiah Stewart / Contributing Writer This month 16 FIU students embarked to New York City to meet with top executives on Wall Street. The Global Scholars program is an annual trip funded by former alumni Eric and Sandra Maldonado. This was the fourth year of the program, which aims to introduce a select group […]

Tokyo Ranked First For Safe Traveling

By: Shadia Karina Charouf / Contributing Writer   The Safe Cities Index Report recently published Tokyo, Japan as number one on a list of 10 places, ranking as the safest city to visit in the world in 2019. Although Tokyo was ranked as the number one safest city in the world as of 2019, what […]

Food Rescuers give over 15,000 meals to Miami’s homeless post food festival

By: Victor Jorges/Assistant News Director Thousands of people attend the South Beach Wine and Food Festival every year to taste the latest innovations of the global culinary world. However, few stop to think of one unavoidable component of the festival: the leftovers. The vendors at SOBEWFF produce more than what’s needed to cover the event, […]

Speakers at GC security conference comment on state of affairs in Venezuela

By: Jasiel Lopez/Staff Writer   A combination of academics, policy advisers, and officials at the State Department and the Department of Defense discussed security issues affecting the western hemisphere in FIU’s GC ballrooms. Focused on “assessing the 2018 security environment,” the third annual Hemispheric Security Conference, held on Monday, Apr. 30, was hosted by FIU’s School […]

Engineering twins advocate diversity in STEM

By: Gerard Albert/ Staff writer   Shonda and Shalisha Witherspoon are sitting side by side dressed in all black, physically identical down to the gold necklaces they’re wearing. They both have the same cadence in their speech: fast and excited. The identical twins are graduating this spring with master’s in information technology with a concentration […]

University services return for fall semester

University transportation services are back to their regular schedule and students should be aware of their academic and financial deadlines for the fall semester.

Student leaders promote world ‘development’

“It was one of the best experiences in my life. I now have a Colombian family and they might even come to my graduation,”

SunDAZE: Domenica Giorno di Divertimento

It was a very interesting day. And, now, we are blasting Ed Sheeran and having some fun at the apartment. So far, I’m loving Rome! But I know I haven’t seen anything yet…

My easy breezy day as a tourist in Rome!

"All in all, it was a beautiful day."

When in Rome…eat pizza?

It’s definitely been an adventurous and exciting first day in Rome.

One Step Closer to Rome!

I’ve just landed in Philadelphia for a connecting flight. The good news? It was a great flight and I slept the whole way through (and I had no one next to me so you already know how comfortable I was!). The bad news? Now I have to stay inside the Philly airport for exactly 10 hours until I board for Rome.

Countdown: Two days ’till takeoff

After so much packing and shopping (I had to get the essentials for my upcoming departure to Italy!), I needed to just relax and sit outside and soak my toes in the EXCRUCIATINGLY warm water (thanks for the 90 degree weather, Miami). I’m excited. I’m terrified. I’m thrilled. I’m nervous.
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