Presidential Search Continues into Fall Semester
Arianna Otero | Asst. News Director The presidential search has lasted the entirety of the summer. With a loose timeline, it looks like it will…
Florida Politics
L’Dor Va-Dor Vs. DeSantis & State of Florida: A Synagogue’s Fight for Religious Freedom
Jonathan Casaverde Maimon/Contributing Writer Following Friday’s Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe V. Wade, the United States entered a turbulent period. The decision allows for…
FIU Study Blazing A Trail For Medical Marijuana
Dalton Tevlin/Sports Director When Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried took office in 2018, one of her chief priorities was weed. She created an 18 member medical…
Congresswoman Shultz visited FIU to remind nation about Jeb Bush
Shultz said there is a very clear difference between the two political parties in their approaches to fix a problem she called one of the most significant barriers to reaching the middle class.
Panthers want program for training potential political leaders
Students and professors weigh in on whether or not Miami-Dade’s efforts to combat political corruption should be implemented at FIU.
Panther Power restructures its editorial board
After Panther Power’s sudden depletion of organization members at the start of the spring 2012 semester, it had to be put on hold for recruitment purposes.
Homecoming week approaches – run for tickets
More than a month into the semester, when it seems that professors have conspired to assign their exams all within the same week, it’s difficult not to get overwhelmed by the stress of university life. But some students keep Homecoming Week in their minds.
SGC-BBC launches survey to meet students’ needs
After a solid three weeks, freshmen and new transfer students have adjusted. What at first seemed like an overcrowded, tangled-web of a campus, is now a seamless flow of students maneuvering the hallways through efficient avenues.