The key to a successful semester: Balance
Alba Rosa | Assistant Opinion Director As we students return to the hectic class schedules once again, most of us tend to feel overwhelmed, anxious…
Alba Rosa | Assistant Opinion Director As we students return to the hectic class schedules once again, most of us tend to feel overwhelmed, anxious…
Mia Petruccelli/Staff Writer It’s kind of embarrassing to admit that I woke up three hours before my alarm on my first day of class. I…
Nathan Nayor/Staff Writer For many people, this is their first time on campus. Most students have been off-campus for a year and a half. Some…
Victoria Abella/Contributing Writer The cars are stuck in bumper-to-bumper traffic on the Palmetto. People are struggling to find a parking spot in the Gold Garage….
Eduardo Alvarez/ Contributing Writer If you’ve had a leisurely summer, you might want to tune in to this one. It’s very easy to disconnect from…
Ernesto Gonzalez/Cartoonist
In this special edition of PantherNOW, you’ll find various content ranging from back-to-school related pieces to the latest news regarding the University’s Student Government Association and our Panthers’ football team.
The new academic year lays before us – full of fresh focus, hope and endless possibility. After a year that tested our resilience, courage and commitment I know we’re all welcoming the promise of a new beginning.
With a new semester closely approaching, Aug.18 marked the beginning of move-in day for incoming freshmen.
As part of their orientation, freshmen learn everything they need to start this new and exciting chapter in their life. An important piece of advice I learned from peer advisors, professors and administration was to avoid procrastination.