student rights

Free speech forum educates students on their rights

On Sept. 25, students faculty and staff assembled with FIU Student Media to discuss the topic of free speech and its denotation in relations with college campuses.

Buggin’ out: Muslim students want spying device back

The MSA is asking for the listening device that was found in GC's Serenity Room back from FIU Police after a year-long investigation has yielded no results.

Muslim Student Association wants to know who bugged prayer room

The Muslim Student Association still doesn't know who put a listening device in the carpet of a Graham Center room they use for prayer over a year ago. It released a statement on its Facebook page on March 11 to bring attention to the ongoing investigation.

A year later, speech policies unchanged

Alexander Rosales, Contributing Writer On January 12 2012, seven students and non-students were arrested for assembling at the Deuxime Maison pit located at the Modesto Maidique Campus.   As it stands, everyone who was charged with the second-degree misdemeanor of “disrupting school functions” has been cleared of such charges-even before an official trial commenced. The […]

Not free to do as you please

Within the University’s Student Code of Conduct, there is a vital statement that protects much of what happens on campus.
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