Conor Moore | Staff Writer Two months following the arrest of former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, the country is still reeling from the political fallout. Protests, riots and wide-scale violence have been sweeping the country since. In response, FIU’s Jaffer Center for Muslim World Studies hosted a webinar discussing the ramification of Khan’s sudden […]
Mhyanif Lozada | Staff Writer Joined by FIU’s Global Indigenous Forum, FIU’s Spiritual Beings student group led a conversation on the nuanced practice of spirituality and how it varies across cultures and religions. The event took place in the Rafael Diaz Balart law building on Nov. 1, with virtual attendance also available. After signing in […]
Diego Diaz | Asst. News Director With the Russo-Ukrainian war continuing to ravage Eastern Ukraine, FIU’s Office of Global Initiatives hosted a panel platforming student voices from within Ukraine. The May 15 Tuesday Times Roundtable featured a host of students from the Ivan Franko National University of Lviv, in western Ukraine. Students, whose full names […]
By Andres Davila / Contributing Writer As day one of the Seventh annual Hemispheric Security Conference came to a close on Tuesday, May 17th, it ended with the final panel, “The Impact of Cybersecurity on Western Hemisphere Security”. This panel was crucial to understanding how information protection is pivotal to advancing Latin America’s technology infrastructure. […]
Diego Diaz / Assistant News Director September 11th, 2001, the day that changed the course of American history. A day which marks the loss of 2,977 American citizens, all of whom thought they would be returning home to their loved ones following the end of their shift. “Anybody who went to a hospital on 9/11 […]
By: Irina Barneda/Contributing Writer Business leaders, public servants and the former president of our University are all gathering together for one purpose this week: to talk about how to thrive in the 305. Omicron Delta Kappa Honor Society will be hosting its first ever “Thriving in the 305” annual leadership dinner on Saturday, March […]
By: Ossman Darwiche/Staff Writer Experts at the University gathered together to let the community know what kind of threat red tide is to the people of South Florida and the world as a whole on Tuesday, Oct. 9. Michael Heithaus, the dean of the College of Arts Sciences and Education, served as moderator for […]
