Sonia Stolar | Staff Writer I’ve never been much of an academic, yet before coming to college, I’ve had this perception of mahogany interiors and elongated bookshelves in classrooms, students hunched over notes from lectures and sleepless nights spent studying. My imaginary world of future collegiate years was not the most realistic, nor an exhilarating […]
Hennessy Sepulveda | Staff Writer Miami is a global logistical hub, and FIU’s own Logistics and Supply Chain Management Association is making moves towards bright futures in the industry. By allowing students to network with industry giants and form relationships with their future colleagues, LSCMA fosters community within the field. LSCMA President and FIU senior […]
Natalie Gutierrez | Staff Writer FIU’s Pre-Dental Society creates an environment where pre-dental students can experience academic and professional enrichment. President Allaa Chami is a senior and biological sciences major. “With this role, you have access to helping younger students and you serve as a role model. I also like the feeling of working in […]
Hennessy Sepulveda | Staff Writer At FIU, architecture students innovate every year to do something once thought impossible: walking on water. This year’s annual Walk on Water event will take place on Tuesday, Oct. 31 at the East Side of FIU’s Modesto Campus Green Lake, where architecture students will compete in teams to make it […]
Katherine Mon | Contributing Writer Before One Direction, there were The Beatles. In the history of music, The Beatles take up a chapter marked by innovation, creativity and cultural revolution. During the 1960s, these four young lads from the streets of Liverpool proved that rock & roll could include an array of musical styles and […]
Natalie Gutierrez | Staff Writer FIU’s Meteorology Club teaches students to navigate the field of climatology and become researchers in their own right. Created in the midst of the pandemic, the club is committed to educating its members on various meteorological topics like weather, climatology and technological advancements in the field. President Maryana Popovits is […]
Elise Gregg | Editor-in-Chief Budgets keep getting tighter at FIU. Last week, the Graduate and Professional Students Committee officially announced decreased funding for the new fiscal year. As the fall semester inches closer, the impact of SGA budget cuts becomes clearer, like with the cancellation of Panthermonium. The slash is particularly acute for graduate students […]
Mhyanif Lozada | Entertainment Director Among the endless study halls and review sessions, clubs at FIU are helping students refresh their bodies and minds before taking on their finals. Here are some events to attend in the next few days: Senior Breakfast Pop-up: Taking place on Friday, April 21, the School of Architecture’s thesis presentation […]
Natalie Gutierrez | Staff Writer Women make up less than 30% of people working in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. It can be an intimidating number – but a new club at FIU wants to make it a little easier to be a woman thriving in STEM. FIU’s Association for Women in Mathematics is part […]
Kaysea Suzana | Contributing Writer In a corner of the Green Library students can find the opportunity to learn as writers and help other students grow too. “I used to be unhappy working at a miserable retail job. However, working [at the center] has allowed me to be given a lot of professional opportunities I […]
Eliandro Ramirez Chang/ Contributing Writer Campuses provide a sense of comfort and shielding through the ethics of an academic institution, which is lost once you leave these grounds. Many of us ended up here because we bought into the idea if we didn’t go to college we wouldn’t be able to make it in this […]
