Ribbon Cutting Ceremony of New Student Lounge at the College of Law
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…
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Judge Strikes Down Florida’s Anti-Riot Law
Emiliana Fawley-Puello / Staff Writer A U.S. district judge blocked Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ anti-riot law on Sept. 9, five months after being signed into…
FIU Panel Addresses Present and Future of Queer Studies
Diego Diaz / Asst. News Director and Jesse Fraga / News Director Seven LGBTQ+ FIU faculty members discussed the rises and downfalls of the queer…
Black At FIU Law
Riquan King/Guest Columnist Having finished over 90% of my law school journey, I now look back on my journey through law school as a black…
FIU Should Not Have Hired Alexander Acosta
“Alex Acosta is a thoughtful, conscientious American who is dedicated to excellence, integrity and public service. We are proud that he is the first Hispanic…
FIU Law achieves highest bar passage rate three years in a row
Ashley-Anna Aberdeen/Contributing Writer FIU Law, for the third year in a row, has received the highest bar exam passage rate in the state. Out of…
University Law Clinic gets grant, helping victims of domestic violence
To help potential and actual victims of domestic violence, the Law Clinic at the Modesto Maidique Campus launched a new program in honor of law student Dannette Willory, who was murdered four years ago, called the Dannette Willory Access to Justice for Victims of Domestic Violence.
World Day sheds light on death penalty
World Day Against the Death Penalty was hosted by FIU College of Law and School of International and Public Affairs Thursday, Oct. 8.
University hosts final Health Insurance Information Enrollment Event
With the ObamaCare enrollment deadline only a couple weeks away, FIU will host its final Health Insurance Information Enrollment Event at the Biscayne Bay Campus Feb. 7.
