Historian by Day, Ballerina by Night
Elena Key / Staff Writer Pointe shoes and books. Studios and libraries. Studying and dancing. What started as a five-year-old kid looking for a solution…
Student Profile
Student Launches Her Own College Thrift Platform
Liberty Littman / Contributing Writer If you’ve ever wanted to rep your university with some fresh gear but then found yourself cringing at the heavy…
Student Profiles: Civil Rights Activists
By Ruth Willis Andy Villa Freshman Political Science I am a part of OS (One Struggle FIU), they’re an anti-capitalist/anti-imperialist organization and they mainly fight for…
Meaghan Rivera: Making FIU and the United States her tenth home
Martha Perez-Mendez/Assistant Entertainment Director Florida International University touches each part of the world as students from countless countries walk the halls in pursuit of a…
Radio staff brings ‘roar’ to the fair
The Fair is arriving soon to MMC, and one of our own is helping to ensure that it gets up and running, and that the music stays pumping. Quiana Major, junior mechanical engineering student and assistant engineer at “The Roar,” is currently working in tech services for the upcoming Miami-Dade County Fair.
Artist brings the funk to FIU
Kali-Ray Skinner / Contributing Writer Ten years ago in Chhattisgarh, India sat a child scribbling on her school paper. Today, Srishti Jaiswal, an experienced artist,…
Life as a hacker: Senior believes computer science can be for everyone
In a world dependent computers and technology, programming is everything. It dictates the websites we use, the apps on our phones, and even the way we use some of our digital watches. Programming is all around us, and is definitely the newest frontier in technology and computer sciences. For senior Alastair Paragas, programming is his whole life.
Student Profile: Living in the “Gray Area” of Student Identity
Erica Santiago/News Director Noel Cerulean is a student living in a “gray area” of multiple identities. Cerulean, a senior majoring in nutrition and dietetics, is…
Audrey Arandas: Alumna with a voting mission
Alumna Audrey Arandas wants to get students to sign up and realize their vote really does matter.
Student novelist has book about death personified published
Carlos Paolini, a 19 year old freshman majoring in advertisement, recently published his first novel, “When Adam Lacroft Met Death,” this past October.
