Leeann Sanon | Staff Writer The transition from living on campus during the fall and spring at FIU to then moving back home during the summer is surreal. Going from being independent of my parents to returning home creates a distorted sense of reality and control. Being an on campus resident at FIU brings out […]
By Lea Abito | Staff Writer Summer A has begun, and with it, an influx of online classes that students may learn little in. However, the summer semester is only one symptom of a much larger issue. At Florida International University, dozens of courses are offered online, some of which have no in-person counterpart. While […]
Mhyanif Lozada | Entertainment Director Just like Panthers, FIU bounces back after finals by keeping campus life active well into the summer. Whether you’re commuting to campus or staying over the summer, here are some events to look forward to in FIU’s main campuses. War, after the War Exhibition: Starting Monday, April 22, the Glenn […]
Jazmine Santillana / Contributing Writer The Student Government Association continues to push back its agenda after not being able to meet quorum twice during the summer semester. Due to lack of attendance from senators, SGA hasn’t been able to hold its much needed confirmation hearings for judicial branch positions or discuss legislation in preparation for […]
Sergey Podlesnykh/Staff Writer Summer registration is right around the corner, and FIU is struggling with its repopulation urges. With the number of new COVID-19 cases gradually going down nationwide, the temptation to fully resume in person education is high. However, I believe Summer 2021 needs to remain predominantly remote. We made substantial steps on the […]
