SGA is working with House of Representatives, including Jose Felix Diaz, Jose Javier Rodriguez, Gwen Margolis, Jose Oliva and Cynthia Stafford to “bridge the gap between Bright Futures recipients and FAFSA recipients.”
SWAG is a Student Government Association organization whose goal is to help students that are looking to become involved on-campus or advance their leadership and professional skills.
The Wolfe University Center’s renovations will include a glass front entrance, new tiles on the ground floor, carpeted hallways and a new lounging area replacing the computer lab with see-through panels and brand new furniture. Ribbon cutting is schedule for spring 2014.
Brandon Wise/News Director With a remarkably small voter turnout this year, the 2013 Student Government Association elections have come to a close. Only 1,061 students…
Want to complain? Don’t. In fact, you don’t have the right to complain. Why? Because you didn’t vote.
By Patrick O’Keefe & Donovan Dawson In reflecting on our campus involvements at FIU as undergraduates we are united in saying the Student Government Association…
After University-wide allocations of the Activity & Service fee, campus-specific deliberations focused on funds for the 18 organizations at the Modesto Maidique Campus. The council was left with $96,555 in extra funds, which was then given back to the University-wide council.
Renewed attention to bias has given media studies new urgency, an issue that writer and media sociologist John McManus will be discussed in the Mary Ann Wolfe Theatre on Feb. 15.
When you care about an issue enough to get involved with organizations and other groups that share a common interest, you begin to expand your lasting social network for life that you may later need in life to make a mark on your resume and in your career.
BBC to host Sex Carnival to promote safe sex