Flint Exhibition promotes environmental awareness
Jordan Coll/Staff Writer The fight for our environment has been an ongoing debate that has caused many to question the reality of the world we…
Jordan Coll/Staff Writer The fight for our environment has been an ongoing debate that has caused many to question the reality of the world we…
By: Victor Jorges/Assistant News Director In an effort to better educate the student body on Islam and dispel misconceptions about the religion, the University’s…
Brea Jones/ Staff Writer With mental health awareness on the rise it is important for everyone to know the basics of mental health and how…
Brea Jones/ Staff Writer Societies’ lack of care and empathy for victims of sexual assault not only shocks me, but also disgusts me. Case after…
On Jan. 26, Melissa Schwartz, now a survivor-leader, was a keynote speaker at the FIU4Freedom Panel, as part of a week-long initiative by the organization to raise awareness on human trafficking.
For Sara Haroon, the hijab is more than a piece of clothing.
“It represents me,” the president of the MMC Muslim Student Association, said referring to her head scarf. “When I go out, it’s an obvious representation that I’m Muslim and am proud of my faith.”
“Interested in data?” was the sentence that began the financial and political mess that has been dubbed “The Panama Papers Incident.”
“We cannot let a mental illness define a person. I don’t think an illness should dictate what your life is going to be and with NAMI, we give people the opportunity to see mental illness from another perspective.”
By speaking out as a student, you are not only helping your fellow scholars in staying informed but you are also giving the University a major incentive to take these issues more seriously.
Image by Eduardo Merille via Flickr Marilyn Figueroa | Contributing Writer opinion@fiusm.com “It’s on Us” hangs on a banner between Blue Garage and Gold…