Am I really the ‘I’ in FIU?
Lee Mcloughlin/Guest Columnist Completing a month in Miami after arriving from Belize, I’d finally done it— I received my social security card. My relief was…
Lee Mcloughlin/Guest Columnist Completing a month in Miami after arriving from Belize, I’d finally done it— I received my social security card. My relief was…
Susannah Barr/Guest Columnist and FIU PhD Candidate Recent attention to graduate student issues at FIU has been focused on the economic burden graduate students face…
Caroline McCulloch/Guest Columnist Despite decades of skyrocketing tuition costs, a large segment of university instruction relies on precarious employment and meager wages. The most exploited…
T.J. Ligouri/Guest Columnist and FIU Alum I’ve been an adjunct on and off for the past twelve years, teaching over 50 classes and over 1,500…
Tamanisha John/Guest Columnist and FIU Alum I entered graduate school coming from a low-income immigrant family background, where my relationship with money and budgeting, due…
Adam Ratzlaff/Guest Columnist As new and returning FIU graduate students start a new academic year, there is one cold fact that they need to consider—…
Chase Mallory, Benjamin Schaumer, David Tyson/ Guest Columnists For the past year we have been staying home, sacrificing and staying vigilant. While pandemic fatigue is…
Marek Kong/Guest Columnist On the night of March 16, 2021, eight people were killed by a White gunman in Atlanta, Georgia. The attacker targeted three…
Ethan Suquet/Guest Columnist In Biscayne Bay, residents have spent the last couple of weeks dealing with daunting challenges in their local environment because of an…
Alfred Soto/Former Editor-In-Chief Let me be clear: Self-exposure has never been my bag. I admit, it’s an issue. For me, it’s always been easier to…