Cancer treatments and 3D-printing bones: FIU’s accomplishments in STEM
River Jean-Noel | Contributing Writer FIU faculty and students have been making headlines for strides in STEM research. Here are their most recent achievements. In…
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Arts degrees have worth and that should be recognized
Ariana Rodriguez | Staff Writer From our studios to our performing arts centers, FIU has amazing arts programs that deserve more recognition. With the future…
Gender dominated majors have no place in higher education
Ruth Santana | Contributing Writer No matter how much we try to fight it, gender prejudice follows us everywhere. Out-of-date stereotypes still affect how women…
Empowering Future Healthcare Leaders: Women in Medicine Club Hosts Valentine’s Candle Making Event
Sophia Baltodano | Contributing Writer The Women in Medicine organization at FIU serves as a hub for pre-med women, emphasizing a sense of camaraderie, learning,…
Scholarships for Women in STEM Under Attack
Gabriella Mateo | Contributing Writer Private STEM Scholarships are now receiving harsh criticism for utilizing reverse sexism to boost women in a minority field. Sex-based…
Reptilians and ecological perspectives with the Herpetology club
Natalie Gutierrez | Staff Writer FIU’s Herpetology Club aims to foster an interest in this branch of zoology, which deals with amphibians and reptiles. Ashley…
HEAL at FIU shows “patients” and support for aspiring healthcare professionals
Natalie Gutierrez | Staff Writer Future doctors make their mark at FIU with HEAL. Health Education for Aspiring Leaders, or HEAL is a non-profit, student-led…
New Engineering Building Expected by Spring 2024
Andres Davila | News Director Construction continues at FIU. In September 2021, FIU broke ground to construct a “121,000-square-foot, six-story building that will house makerspace…
Association for Women in Mathematics is adding young women to the equation
Natalie Gutierrez | Staff Writer Women make up less than 30% of people working in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. It can be an intimidating…
Game Night: A student’s duality of academic and fun
Kaysea Suzana | Staff Writer Sounds of friendly banter and joy ruled the Graham Center during Wednesday’s game night. The event held at the Modesto…