By Karen Alava | Staff Writer The Astronomy Club is building a space where students from all majors can come together to explore the universe, no prior experience required. Through events, discussions, and hands-on activities, the club focuses not only on astronomy but also on creating a welcoming community for anyone curious about space. Led […]
By Lea Abito | Staff Writer The Florida International University Theater Department saw a full house Wednesday night for a riveting performance of “The House of Ramón Iglesia,” exploring an emotional first-generation story many in Miami can relate to. The performance started a few minutes after 8 p.m. at the Wertheim Performing Arts Center and […]
By Kate Anastasia Le | Staff Writer Balancing a heavy course load and extracurriculars can be a challenge for Florida International University students. But no one has to navigate it alone, thanks to the Center for Academic Success. One of the center’s biggest strengths is its wide range of support, which aligns closely with FIU’s […]
By Julian Menendez | Staff Writer With finals inching nearer, the Spiritual Beings club gathered near the FIU nature preserve for a session of guided meditation. The air was light with much-needed laughter, with both newcomers and established club members joining in. Walking through the preserve to arrive at the meditation spot slowly dissolved the […]
By Karen Alava | Staff Writer For the members of the Worn/Reborn: Alternative Fashion Club at FIU, fashion isn’t just about what you wear; it’s about the stance you take. Student organizers gathered on April 3rd for a fashion show preparation for “We The People,” an upcoming immersive experience designed to challenge the cultural dissonance […]
By Michael Andrillon | Staff Writer Dolls, love ’em or hate ’em, they’re the best kind of uncanny to me. Cracked porcelain, and the beady, unblinking eyes. Familiar but somewhat cursed, which gets at the vibes of Dolly, which handles its creepiness pretty well. As if the poster didn’t already prepare you for the kind […]
By Wenderlis Guevara | Staff Writer Music and movement brought students together for a night of salsa, culture and connection hosted by the university’s Venezuelan Student Association. Rather than a typical social event, the night was organized as a salsa class designed for all levels, with a focus on making beginners feel comfortable. A single […]
By Karen Alava | Staff Writer The first trailer for the upcoming Harry Potter series has officially arrived, offering audiences a glimpse into HBO’s attempt to reintroduce one of the most influential fantasy stories of the 21st century. But while the project promises a more faithful adaptation of J. K. Rowling’s original books, early reactions […]
Before you leave a whoopee cushion on your dad’s La-Z-Boy or hack into your close friend’s Instagram to make an embarrassing post, find some time to collect yourself today and check out these classics ASAP. Movie poster for “Soul Plane” | Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc. By Dylan Masvidal | Staff Writer There are many varying perspectives […]
By Michael Andrillon | Staff Writer You read the title right. And yeah, yeah, objectification, but hear me out. That chair can act. Also, good for her? It isn’t easy being a commodity, holding up all that weight, but something or someone’s gotta do it. But at what cost? Camille’s life is lunch with the […]
By Dylan Masvidal | Staff Writer So this is what it’s like when worlds collide. Directing duo Phil Lord and Christopher Miller have revived a cheesy 80s police procedural into a cultural phenomenon, paved the way for Lego to be a formidable film franchise and are the driving force behind Miles Morales being plastered on […]
By Sophia Noya | Staff Writer Breaking news: the latest Pixar movie is a triumph, which should come as no surprise to anyone. “Hoppers” jumped into theaters last Friday and found immediate success at the box office. It follows environmental activist Mabel (Piper Curda), who uses “hopping” to inhabit the body of a robot beaver […]
