Aziza Ibragimova | Contributing Writer The College of Law held a ribbon-cutting ceremony dedicated to the new student lounge in the Rafael Diaz-Balart Hall on Jan. 10. In recognition of the vital role played by the College of Law within the university and the consistent achievements of FIU Law students, the Student Government Association took […]
Natalie Gutierrez | Staff Writer FIU’s Immigrant Scholars Organization seeks to nurture the academic ambitions of immigrant and non-immigrant students alike. ISO’s mission is to motivate students to continue their education and also shift the perspective on the immigrant population in the United States. President Alicia Rosales is a senior and international relations major. She […]
By: Anna Radinsky/Assistant News Director For Dorysped Mancebo, her eyesight isn’t a factor when it comes to seeing her dreams become reality. Mancebo was born with iris coloboma, a condition where a gap or hole forms in the colored part of the eye. She was born with poor vision, and doctors told her parents […]
By Martina Bretous and Abbey Olson/PantherNOW Staff On Feb. 16, President Donald Trump nominated the University’s current dean of the College of Law for labor secretary. “We just spoke, and he’s going to be, I think he’ll be a tremendous secretary of labor,” said Trump announcing the nomination earlier today. University President Mark B. Rosenberg […]
