Whistleblowers speak the truth, inspire students to be government watchdogs
National Security Agency whistleblowers spoke at the University Oct. 24 about their lives after exposing government wrongdoings.
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Primer Impacto co-anchor grants SJMC scholarship
SJMC recently hosted a ceremony to acknowledge the induction of a new education initiative founded by Pamela Silva Conde, a graduate and co-anchor of Univision’s Primer Impacto, a Spanish-language news program on Univision.
Cellphone ban spreads across nation’s college campuses
While the ban on cellphones in schools is prevalent in K-12 classrooms, restrictions have also been popping up on college campuses in New York, Wyoming, Nevada and California.
BBC: The hidden jewel
Contributing writer Moises Fuertes thinks that most students aren’t aware of what a wonderful campus BBC is.
A night of visual creativity
Michae Baisden,Opinion Editor As the end of Miami’s Film Month ends, FIU’s School of Journalism and Mass Communication premiered its first Media Arts Festival…
The man behind the suspenders: Larry King speaks to FIU
Selima Hussain//Staff Writer Behind the infamous suspenders, thick rimmed spectacles and legendary television/radio personality that is Larry King, lies a comical, down-to-earth man who enjoys…
FIU Media Arts Festival showcases visual projects
Alfredo Aparicio/Staff Writer “I had this idea for a festival that would showcase media work, done mostly by students, but also by faculty and alumni,”…
Whistleblower Tour Sheds Light on Growing Concerns in Businesses
Michael Ortega/ Staff Writer With the rise of corruption in business, the only solution is to seek out the few who can stand up for…
Media coverage of HIV/AIDS on steady decline
Katherine Lepri/ Staff Writer Five years ago, Allan Richards assigned his undergraduate students to monitor media coverage of HIV/AIDS. He was subsequently shocked by, what…
China lessens censorship restrictions on community
Recent events in China surrounding government censorship and a weekly newspaper have sparked much attention.