Architecture students make a splash with Walk on Water
Gabriela Perez, Cindy Claros, and Julian Davis, PantherNOW staff and Megan Lichtman, SFMN photographer and Aquiles Barreto, video editor.
Gabriela Perez, Cindy Claros, and Julian Davis, PantherNOW staff and Megan Lichtman, SFMN photographer and Aquiles Barreto, video editor.
Maya Washburn / Asst. News Director A cooler at the vending area on the first floor of the Green Library (GL) caught fire at FIU’s…
Jesse Fraga/Assistant News Director Last week, FIU alum Timothy Tejera proposed to his partner in the most Panther way possible, at the Steven and Dorothea…
Laura Antunez/Contributing Writer Drag queens performed in the Steven and Dorothea Green Library to vicious applause and formed a panel about mental illness. On Nov….
Nicole Malanga/Multimedia Director The Department of Architecture hosted its 28th annual Walk on Water competition on Thursday, Nov. 9 at the MMC Green Lake….
Amanda Delgado//Contributing Writer Novels by F. Scott Fitzgerald, Mark Twain and Harper Lee may dominate public school curricula, but what made them classics has also…
“The extended hours benefit me as a student in many ways. It is very convenient to be able to go to areas that are less packed with students when studying for finals,” Hira Ahmad, a senior psychology student says, “Usually, I go to the library to study and do my homework.”
A woman was feared to have a mental breakdown in the Green Library Thursday, September 3.
This Wednesday, FIU’s Cuban Research Institute will be hosting a free lecture on Cuban Civil Law at Green Library by Maria Elena Cobas Cobiella, senior lecturer for the College of Law at the University of Valencia in Spain.
In the two weeks prior to summer term, some dining options will remain closed at both campuses. However, some food options, as well as businesses and the library, will remain open with reduced hours of operation.