Preparation with Conviction: FIU’s Empowering Women in Law
Natalie Gutierrez | Staff Writer The legal profession may be male-dominated, but Empowering Women in Law (EWIL) aims to help young women find their footing…
Natalie Gutierrez | Staff Writer The legal profession may be male-dominated, but Empowering Women in Law (EWIL) aims to help young women find their footing…
Jonathan Casaverde-Maimon / Contributing Writer A Florida judge has announced his intent to temporarily block Florida House Bill No.5. FHB5, which will still take effect…
Denitsa Raichkova/Staff Writer The right to self-defense stands! The verdict has reaffirmed the right of individuals to protect themselves. The use of deadly force in…
Irina Barneda/Contributing Writer The Sports, Entertainment, Fashion, and Art Law Society (SEFA) held their first meeting on Oct. 24 to discuss a day in the…
By: Valentina Palm/Staff Writer Natalie De La Osa was appointed Chief Justice of the Student Government Council at the Modesto Maidique Campus on March…
By: Lizandra Portal/Staff Writer The FIU Law school has found their new dean to replace Alexander Acosta, who is now the secretary of labor…
The University’s Police Department has secured a new $2,500 grant for a pedestrian program which will improve safety around the campus intersections and crosswalks, according to police.
Q & A with Tom Julin, First Amendment lawyer
The College of Law’s family law initiative, FIU LAW Practice, is preparing to launch a service aimed at providing legal services to families who fall within the 125 and 200 percent of poverty guidelines, according to officials.
After national outrage and pressure provoked by Sports Corporations, Hollywood and other sectors, incited by a discriminatory religious liberties bill in Georgia, Gov. Nathan Deal vetoed the controversial bill. Despite the veto, corporations and organizations nationwide continue to keep a close eye on such legislation.