In the wake of President Donald Trump’s executive order banning the entry of all residents from seven predominantly Muslim countries and its temporary block by federal judges, some students are left feeling uncertain about their future.
Members of the American Studies Association recently voted to honor the call of Palestinian civil society to boycott Israeli academic institutions — a resolution the University has publicly opposed.
University Chief of Police Alexander Casas said the University Police Department treats electronic cigarettes as it would any cigarette, however, he has not personally seen them being used on-campus. Despite present regulations, however, students say they continue to use e-cigarettes on campus.
While the ban on cellphones in schools is prevalent in K-12 classrooms, restrictions have also been popping up on college campuses in New York, Wyoming, Nevada and California.
Staff writer Lauren Bana thinks that the ban on texting while driving will turn out to be an ineffective solution to the problem.
Eduardo Almaguer/ Sports Director In a press conference that Pete Garcia held today, the executive director of sports and entertainment hinted that the FIU men’s…
