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UNFOLD Exhibition: Where visual art meets literature

October 18, 2023
Entertainment

Hennessy Sepulveda | Staff Writer Yi Chin Hseih’s UNFOLD exhibition takes guests on a journey to the “in-between.” The UNFOLD Exhibition is a curatorial project created by fine art professional and FIU alumni, Yi Chin Hsieh at the Miami Beach Visual Arts Gallery. The exhibition explores identity, absence and reconnection by focusing on the idea […]

Lecture explores identities of Cuban-American youth

February 22, 2016
Campus Life, Multimedia, News, University, Videos

“They are less political. It is less about politics and more about putting family first,” said Lopez.

Student Thoughts:Focus on the arts offers better education system

November 5, 2015
Opinion, Student Thoughts

The arts provide alternative ways of thinking, speaking and existing. Beyond the classroom setting, the arts initiate a realm of forward thinking and challenge students to think not outside the box, but as if there is no box at all.

The Wolfsonian Hosts Partnership with The Bookstore in the Grove

June 12, 2015
Entertainment

Good books, great ideas, and delicious food will be the norm at these monthly gatherings.

A secondary defense of the english major

June 18, 2014
Opinion

Why a degree in English is not a complete waste of time.

United States leads to overcome overfishing

March 5, 2012

A recent article by the BBC estimated that overfishing has cost the European economy over 3.2 billion euros a year and more than 100,000 jobs. The new fishing regulations passed by the United States are revolutionary in that no country has ever tackled the problem of overfishing as aggressively. Lawmakers intend to apply these catch limits on all federally-managed species of marine life that are fished annually.

‘Happy forward moves’ to be showcased in “Queen of America”

February 14, 2012
Entertainment

Pulitzer Prize finalist Luis Alberto Urrea will read from his latest book “Queen of America” at the Barnes and Noble Writers On the Bay reading series on Feb. 16.

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