Straws: a luxury for some, but a basic necessity for others
Andrea Unzaga-Burgos/ Contributing Writer A nation’s greatness is measured by how it treats its weakest members. If the nation does not accommodate disabled people’s needs,…
Andrea Unzaga-Burgos/ Contributing Writer A nation’s greatness is measured by how it treats its weakest members. If the nation does not accommodate disabled people’s needs,…
By: Victor Jorges & Gerard Albert III/PantherNOW Staff On Thursday, October 4th, beaches along the Miami coast, north of the Haulover area, were closed due…
By: Joshua Ceballos & John Perez/PantherNOW Staff SeaKeepers is an international organization that performs marine research around the globe. They’ve teamed up with FIU…
By Nelida Insua-Coelho For Florida International University, sustainability and environment student, Brielle Murch, documentary called “Cowspiracy” helped her broaden her mind to the destructive ways of…
Alessandro Catenazzi, an assistant professor at FIU who’s research focuses on frog ecology and conservation, recently discovered a new species of frogs while out in the Amazonian Andes.
By Gabriella Pinos From mishandling chemicals to disposing waste down storm drains, acts like these can lead to more harm than good in the University community….
By Amanda Bazil You constantly hear the many ways you can help keep the earth happy and green: walk or bike somewhere instead of using…
By Evan Balikos Among the many debates dominating headlines, environmental issues continues to be one of the largest concerns. We tend to forget that we’re…
This year, the Estate of Gordon Matta-Clark worked with the Aesthetics & Values class of FIU Honors College to construct a wall made with two tools: trash and cement, to raise awareness on issues surrounding environmental preservation in Miami.
Bianca Antunez/Contributing Writer It is often said that to make big changes in the world, you must start with what you have in front of you;…