School shootings compromise security and privacy
Contributing writer Krysti Lopez thinks that there needs to be a balance of security and privacy in schools.
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Panthers shutout in weekend trip to Arizona
FIU traveled across the country to Tucson, Ariz., to take part in the Loews Ventana Canyon Cats Classic and face two Pac 12 squads in Arizona and Arizona State. Never having faced these teams proved costly as FIU came away with two losses after not scoring a single goal all weekend.
Sterling FIU defense shuts down weekend foes
Michael Ortega/Contributing Writer The Panthers stout defense didn’t allow any goals this weekend against Louisiana State University and Idaho, as FIU drew and won respectively….
Panthers fall short against FGCU and UF
Michael Ortega/ Contributing Writer The defending Sun Belt champions could not muster up any offense as they were shutout in both games against Florida Gulf…
Panthers sweep exhibition matches in preparation for season
In mid-August, the Panthers were named favorites to win The Sun Belt Conference again in the preseason coaches poll. The next day, they made a statement that backed up the poll, shutting out Stetson 4-0 on Aug. 17 in front of 500 fans who braved the rain. Once the Panthers took the field, they never looked back.
Arena downplays FIU being selected to finish last in Conference USA
The beginning of fall practice signals a new beginning for soccer at FIU with new coach Kenny Arena preparing his team for the year ahead. Arena was very optimistic about the group after the first few practices.
COMMENTARY: Ironically, Sun Belt chooses school without track
I can’t tell if the Sun Belt Conference is trying to play a joke on FIU.
SJMC Senator appointed; field resolution tabled
Anthony Cave/Contributing Writer The Student Government Council at the Biscayne Bay Campus has moved the resolution to renovate the various recreational fields across BBC until…
‘Panther Paws’ resolution passes, soccer field renovations vetoed
Two recent Biscayne Bay Campus Student Government Council resolutions have involved feet – the first, large, feline, and brightly colored; the second, human and hopefully, in the future, less sore than they have been in the past.
FGCU game marks Panther’s second consecutive loss
After a heart breaking loss at the hands of UMKC on Sept. 2, the Golden Panthers look to go back to their winning ways after facing off against a 4-2-0 Florida Gulf Coast University club at home.
