Isabel Rivera | Contributing Writer “Instructions not included” is the motto most parents gravitate towards when asked what it’s like to raise a child. With 21st-century problems such as screen-time ratios and the online learning years of the pandemic, this rings even truer. Though a proven parenting formula has yet to exist, there’s an FIU […]
Paloma Pimentel | Contributing Writer In commemoration of National Human Trafficking prevention month, the Office of Social Justice and Inclusion at FIU collaborated with the Women’s Center to host a panel discussing modern slavery and human trafficking. The Jan. 24 discussion was led by Jessica Barriel, a law enforcement detective with the Miami Dade Police […]
Maya Washburn / Asst. News Director Four months after the Surfside condominium collapse, FIU commemorated the lives lost by the tragedy with a memorial at the Graham Center (GC) Ballrooms. “We understand that life is short,” said FIU President Mark Rosenberg on Thursday, Oct. 14, at the event. “We have to somehow find it in […]
By: Joshua Ceballos/News Director FIU Police have released a computerized sketch of the suspect who attacked two Mast@FIU high school students at the Biscayne Bay campus. Isabela Victoria Perdomo and James Sadler Critz were collecting materials for a project at BBC near the bay on Monday, Sept. 10, when they were assaulted, police said. […]
Fueled by the University’s “inability to meet the demands of the diverse student body’s academic interests and research needs,” words taken from a Student Government Council bill passed last year, FIU has had its eyes set on the Miami-Dade County Fairgrounds space for almost four years now. To sum it up: on one side, […]
