Natalie Gutierrez | Staff Writer FIU’s Immigrant Scholars Organization seeks to nurture the academic ambitions of immigrant and non-immigrant students alike. ISO’s mission is to…
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.