FIU Is A Safe School, But I Fear For My Safety
Katherine Wong/Contributing Writer A 21-year-old man rides on a skateboard into the establishment I’m working at. The only difference between he and I is that…
Katherine Wong/Contributing Writer A 21-year-old man rides on a skateboard into the establishment I’m working at. The only difference between he and I is that…
Eduardo Alvarez/ Contributing Writer Far be it from me to think that the Florida Senate’s recent gun reforms are enough to do away with the…
David Pradere/ Contributing Writer Not too long ago, the Columbine High School massacre was surpassed by a sadistic individual named Nikolaus Cruz who had nothing…
The bill would allow anyone 21 or older with a weapons license to carry a gun anywhere on a public college or university campus, except for inside dormitories fraternities and sorority houses and at athletic events.
When a group of concerned students found out about this issue with the police at the University, they decided to write a letter and deliver it to the Police Department.
The biggest talking point for candidates involved bashing the National Rifle Association, whose outsized influence in Washington and on politicians was widely attacked.
Disasters could be avoided if society is more careful with who it allows to have weapons.
In light of a court opinion delivered by the Florida First District Court of Appeal, public universities must comply with the statute that legally allows students to keep firearms in their parked cars on campus.
Staff writer Carlos Coba thinks that it is time for ‘stand your ground’ laws to be changed.
Contributing writer Adrianne Richardson is concerned about the consequences of allowing guns on college campuses.