By: Gerard Albert III and Joshua Ceballos/PantherNOW Staff Broward County- Supporters of Ron DeSantis and Rick Scott camped outside the Broward Supervisor of Elections office…
By: Joshua Ceballos &Lizandra Portal/PantherNOW Staff Ron DeSantis, the Republican candidate for Florida Governor, has won the 2018 midterm election. DeSantis and his running…
Ashley Verdugo/ Staff Writer The 2018 midterms have brought bipartisanship to a halt. And Florida’s gubernatorial candidates show the major difference in both parties this…
Photos and writing by: Joshua Ceballos/News Director Florida’s Republican candidate for Governor in the upcoming 2018 midterm elections, Ron DeSantis, visited the University to deliver…
Florida’s gubernatorial election has become the entertaining, neck-to-neck, mud-slinging race political pundits dreamed it was going to be, and it all culminated with a debate that was more notable for a fan than for its political correctness.
Members of the community will cast ballots between Monday, Oct. 20, and Sunday, Nov. 2, for the general election at the Stadium Club, located on the south side of the FIU Stadium, 11310 SW 17th St., in the Modesto A. Maidique Campus.
The long battle to get medical marijuana on the Florida ballot has been won, but the controversy has only started.
The University considers a number of factors when it comes to admitting its students; race isn’t one of them. Affirmative action, a tool that has helped universities across the country to give equal admission to students of different races, is not used at FIU or other universities in the state of Florida.
Letter to the Editor: A response to “Take a stand with Sen. Wendy Davis,” by Raul Carmine Camarca.
Gov. Scott is lobbying for universities to cut tuition rates by the same percentage to prevent tuition hikes for students, but University officials said the revenue is needed to compensate for losses generated by the downturn in the economy and state budget cuts.