Light pollution is only getting worse
Kailey Krantz | Staff Writer In Miami, light pollution can be a silent yet deadly problem in our glowing cityscapes. The health and safety issues…
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FIU alumni make New York Times’s Top 50 restaurants
Elise Gregg | Editor-in-Chief Its barbeque has been lauded by the Miami Herald and PBS’s Check, Please!. Now, this local restaurant run by FIU alumni…
Debut film iMordecai is a love letter to Miami’s iconic scenes
Nicole Rodil | Staff Writer The Miami scene creates a perfect atmosphere for director Marvin Samel’s newest film– iMorecai. As of February 24th, director Marvin…
Lose yourself in the world of The Duchy of the Shifting Tides LARP Community
Andres Rivera | Contributing Writer Imagine knights and archers running full force from the front. You and another soldier are the last line of defense…
King tides are a sign of a massive climate emergency
Alba Rosa | Assistant Opinion Director As we approach King Tide and hurricane season, Miami will be subject to terrible flooding in our streets and…
The Identity Series: Miami Girl
Hayley Serpa/Staff Writer I was born in sunny Miami, the bustling U.S. city that most Latin Americans dream of migrating to in their search for…
“Miami English” A Professor Explains What Exactly It Is
Irina Barneda / Staff Writer It’s no secret that Miami has a unique style of spoken English. One FIU linguistics professor has been studying what…
Where Florida Went Wrong With COVID-19
Gabriela Enamorado/Staff Writer As Floridians, many of us thought we would be going back to our lives soon. Now, we are back at point one….
Yes, Latinxs Can Be Racist—Even In Miami
Julia Gomez/Staff Writer Many people don’t realize how unique Miami truly is. We live in a liberal city that is predominantly Latinx. But, just because…
Phase One Does Not Mean COVID-19 Is Over
Gabriela Enamorado/Staff Writer We’ve all been longing to sunbathe at the beach, have movie nights at the cinema and visit our loved ones since quarantine…