FIU’s majors are not as diverse as its students
Maria Duque/ Contributing Writer Our university is known for representing students of various backgrounds and situations, but it seems that the same is not true…
Maria Duque/ Contributing Writer Our university is known for representing students of various backgrounds and situations, but it seems that the same is not true…
Staff writer Luis Santana discusses why he chose English as his major.
In a national study of more than 1.2 million 2013 high school graduates, only 36 percent chose a major that was a “good fit” based on their interests while 32 percent selected a major that was considered a “poor fit.”
Contributing writer Ashley Valentin believes students should not be discouraged when they cannot find work in their fields.
Miami Marlins slugger Giancarlo Stanton has a way of attracting attention. An hour before the game, FIU players stared as he stepped into the batting cage and crushed home run after home run, peppering Marlins Park with souvenirs.
Major League Baseball’s slogan is “I live for this.”
For the Florida International University baseball team, it is probably, “Let’s get to March 7 already.”
There is a very long and tedious, albeit metaphorical, line that college baseball players have to make if they ever want to have the chance to compete against athletes from the major leagues on a regular basis.