Andres Davila | News Director Graduation is something college students desire the most. However, Paola Manzano wrote about the disadvantages of shortening your undergraduate career, which has led me to believe in its toxicity. Ultimately, it depends on the person. This comes from someone who will be completing college in under three years. The usual […]
Jacqueline Flores | Staff Writer The pandemic left lasting scars that make it difficult for Gen Z graduates to find jobs corresponding to their well-earned degrees, meaning they’re likely to accept lower-paying work instead of jobs in their degree field. I graduated with a bachelor’s in political science in the spring of 2021 with […]
By: Patricia Menendez/Assistant News Director University students are diving deep into Everglades fish research and other topics integral to South Florida’s environment, and FIU is celebrating them. Topics such as climate change, atmospheric science, ecology, environmental sciences, solid earth science and water resource science were talked about at this year’s Earth and Environment Graduate […]
By: Victor Jorges/Staff Writer The only dining option at the I-75 campus, a Subway restaurant, has been closed since Saturday, Nov. 10, 2018, and Doctoral student Cory A. Fairfield is fed up. Fairfield sent an email tothe University’s Office of Business Services on Saturday, Jan. 12, communicating his concern about not having anything to […]
Image by FIU College of Business via Flickr Kieron Williams | Staff Writer opinion@fiusm.com When I start thinking about graduation at the end of this semester, I’m not as happy as my family is for me. In fact, graduating is scary because it gets closer and closer whether you’re ready for it or not, […]
