Poverty, The Biggest Threat to FIU Graduate Students
Tamanisha John/Guest Columnist and FIU Alum I entered graduate school coming from a low-income immigrant family background, where my relationship with money and budgeting, due…
Tamanisha John/Guest Columnist and FIU Alum I entered graduate school coming from a low-income immigrant family background, where my relationship with money and budgeting, due…
As the sales of quinoa rapidly increase, so does the price as it pertains to the poor citizens of Peru and Bolivia. A staple in many Peruvian and Bolivian households, the prices of quinoa have risen to the point where Peru and Bolivia’s poorer citizens can no longer afford to buy the grain.
GlobeMed, a student-run organization, is raising awareness on poverty as a hindrance for health access.
Miami’s new policies to the homeless makes their already difficult living conditions all the more difficult.
Andrea Vizcaino/Contributing Writer The University’s Model United Nations Conference is holding its 27th annual event with a focus on global security and eliminating poverty. Maylin…
National Geographic’s first woman photographer will speak about women and children living in areas that are challenged in fulfilling their basic necessities due to climate change.
The Latin American and Caribbean Center is celebrating its 35th anniversary with Peru’s former president Alan Garcia who will sign an agreement with President Mark B. Rosenberg to open up student exchange and study abroad programs between a Peruvian university and FIU.
TECHO-FIU will be at Wynwood Art Walk from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., located next to Panther Coffee on 2390 N.W. 2 Ave.
Tau Kappa Epsilon showed up to the FIU intramural football fields with their caravan of fans, ready to show everyone exactly why they made it to the championship last year.
First round of the playoffs a mix of competitive games and dominant performances.