The Parent Club: a safe space and learning hub for Miami-Dade parents
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…
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FIU hosts community discussion on modern-day slavery and human trafficking
Paloma Pimentel | Contributing Writer In commemoration of National Human Trafficking prevention month, the Office of Social Justice and Inclusion at FIU collaborated with the…
FIU Honors the Fallen at Surfside Memorial
Maya Washburn / Asst. News Director Four months after the Surfside condominium collapse, FIU commemorated the lives lost by the tragedy with a memorial at…
Sketch released of BBC attacker
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…
University brings Wi-Fi access to Liberty Square
FIU alumna Kelsey Lewis said she was never able to use the internet for school work when she lived in Liberty Square, an underprivileged neighborhood in Liberty City.
MAST@FIU receives national award in STEM
On Jan. 23, MAST @ FIU received the 2015 STEM Excellence Award at the 35th Annual Florida Education Technology Conference in Orlando, Florida. It was the only Florida school to be recognized.
Professor finds link to better grades
A University professor focused on a study intended to show proof of a correlation between penmanship and grades.
University plans for expansion make the ballot
On Wednesday, Sept. 3, the Miami-Dade Board of County Commissioners voted in favor of putting the University expansion plan in a countywide referendum during the general election on Nov. 4.
FIU expansion made the November ballot
After years of planning, the University will take their hopes for expansion into the hands of Miami-Dade County voters.
FIU rallies support for commission meeting
Vice President for Student Affairs, Larry Lunsford, invites students to the Miami Dade Board of County Commissioners meeting that will be held on Wednesday, Sept. 3. Discussions will take place on whether or not to allow county voters to decide on fairgrounds.