One year later, students protest Israel-Hamas war
Christopher Madrid and Danette Heredia | PantherNOW Staff Yesterday, dozens of students gathered in front of GC Lawns to protest the Israel-Hamas War, which began…
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SJP-organized march to Presidential House met with FIU Police blockage
Danette Heredia | Staff Writer Students for Justice in Palestine at FIU organized their final march of the semester to the front of the Presidential…
Letter to the Editor: Anti-Jewish Hate running rampant at FIU
Yishmael Columna | Vice-President of Students Supporting Israel (SSI) I never expected to say this about FIU. This university has been very supportive of our…
Campus Divided: Divergent perspectives clash in Israel-Palestine protest
Conor Moore and Samuel Larreal | PantherNOW Staff Graham Center Lawns became embroiled in protest when a large crowd of students demanded a ceasefire on…
Florida State University System deactivates Students for Justice in Palestine
Elise Gregg | Editor-in-Chief Students for Justice in Palestine at FIU organized a walkout on Oct. 25 to take place on the Graham Center Lawns…
Palestinian flag joins GC atrium
High up on the atrium of FIU’s Graham Center hangs a cornucopia of international flags, representing the diverse cultures of the student body. Thanks to…
Students for Justice in Palestine supports Israeli boycott
Madison Fantozzi/News Director The University’s public opposition of the American Studies Association’s call for an academic boycott of Israel generated much praise from administrators and…
From a rocky beginning to a rocking ending
Armando Tranquilino began his life in a middle-class home in communist Cuba.
Students expected to break voting records this year
College students all over America took a well-needed study break and showed up in unprecedented numbers for the 2008 presidential elections.
It is estimated between 22 to 24 million young people, age 18 to 29, flooded the polls to cement their vote for the next head of state, according to CIRCLE, a nonpartisan center dedicated to civic research. That is over two million more than in 2004.