SGA’s inclusion of the Disabled Student Union is only the first step
Mariantonia Mejia | Staff Writer FIU’s Disabled Student Union (not to be confused with the Disability Resource Center), is the newest official bureau to be…
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Disabled Students gain government representation as SGA recognizes Disabled Student Union as a bureau
Samuel Larreal | Staff Writer The Disabled Student Union was recognized as an official bureau within the Student Government on Nov. 27, giving the student…
Disabled Student Union joins Panthers in advocating for accessibility
Ana Mancebo | Staff Writer FIU’s new Disabled Student Union unites people in the journey of creating inclusivity and accessibility on campus and beyond. The…
FIU ADVANCE trains faculty members how to be active bystanders
By: Patricia Menendez/Assistant News Director The University’s Bystander Leadership Program has entered its second semester of workshops that aim to educate STEM and Social…
FIU Embrace workshop to improve accessibility
By: Denisse Machado Taboada/Contributing Writer The core objective of FIU Embrace is to make the University an engaging and welcoming environment to every student…
FIU employees discuss accessibility on MMC
By: John Perez/Staff Videographer The Director of the Disability Resource Center and the Assistant Director of Career and Talent Development speak on how the University…
Social media is evolving to become more accessible for users with disabilities
Gabriella Pinos/ Staff Writer For many social media users who have disabilities, scrolling through our feeds isn’t so simple, and secondary websites and apps must…
Are students taking advantage of a convenience?
Diana Anaya, Contributing Writer It’s clear why online classes continue to rise in popularity: accessibility. You can do your work when you want and where…
Whether or not the media is full of ‘bull’ to be discussed
Renewed attention to bias has given media studies new urgency, an issue that writer and media sociologist John McManus will be discussed in the Mary Ann Wolfe Theatre on Feb. 15.