FIU’s Reopening Plan Neglects On-Campus Residents
Milena Dupuis/Contributing Writer Moving into dorms for the fall semester has always been revered as a pilgrimage to new experiences and freedoms. Now, it’s become…
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Living on campus encourages independence
Fabienne Fleurantin/ Staff Writer Living on campus is something I always wanted to do. In my mind, it would bring me closer to independence…
Housing lottery determines who’s in and who’s out
Students looking to live on campus will secure a bed with the luck of the draw in Wednesday’s housing lottery, which will randomly select the students who can live on campus next year.
BORDERLESS WITH BROOKLYN: Within own borders, Miami poverty is staggering
Its difficult to grasp the poverty rate, a shocking 32.4 percent. It is an obtuse concept, poverty, the word itself is as an umbrella term that a myriad of social issues fall under. If there were a philosophical synonym for poverty, the closest word would be ‘deficiency.’ Not enough money is an obvious branch of the poverty tree, but infinite other branches include a lack of educational resources, hunger, homelessness and an inability to access proper (or any) health care.
