Syria

Documentary Screening to Illuminate the Syrian Refugee Experience

Teresa Schuster/Staff Writer In Miami, our image of the refugee tends to come from South America, but a graduate student wants to open the community’s eyes to a new refugee experience: that of Syrians in the U.S. To call attention to the challenges they encounter in the U.S. and how the community can help those […]

Shalom FIU to hold fundraiser for Syrian refugees

By: Denisse Machado Taboada/Contributing Writer   In an effort to raise money and awareness for Syrian refugees, the student organization Shalom FIU will be hosting a fundraiser event on Tuesday, Oct. 30 at 6:30 p.m. in the Parkview Multipurpose Room. Shalom means “peace” in Hebrew, but it encompasses well‑being, tranquility, prosperity and security and this is […]

Claw & Growl News & Opinion Talk Show April 10

The Claw & Growl interviews FIU National Organization for Women Vice President Rayna Milfort on the FIU SlutWalk, feminism and sexual assault. The Claw & Growl also discusses the Syrian chemical attack and President Donald Trump's reaction.

Syria “in the wrong,” but we must tread carefully

President Donald Trump ordered a military attack on Syria for violating regulations from the Chemical Weapons Convention last Thursday, April 6. Syria is in the wrong, but should the U.S. have interfered?

I hope the ‘Syrian regime sticks to their word’

The piercing screams of people begging for help, for the violence to cease. This is Aleppo.

We should have acted in Syria

On Tuesday, Dec. 13, Samantha Power, the U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, indignantly asked the Security Council “Are you incapable of shame?” Her denunciation of the Syrian government’s atrocities in Aleppo, abetted by Russia and Iran, came entirely without euphemism—and rightly so.

Extensive screenings on refugees approved by house

Registration for this process includes in-depth interviews, home country reference checks and biological screenings, such as iris scans.

Obama delays Congressional vote on military action in Syria

President Obama announced his decision to delay Congressional voting on any military action in Syria in favor of a more diplomatic approach on the night of Sept. 10. His proposal includes working with Russian and Chinese officials, along with the U.N., to ensure that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad surrenders his chemical weapons peacefully. Students and staff commented.

Syrian civil war creates division in United States

As the United States considers intervening in the Syrian civil war, the political divisions in Washington mirror the divisions among University professors and students.

Syria says it’s ready for talks with armed rebels

Nataliya Vasilyeva and Ryan Lucas/ AP Staff Syria is ready to hold talks with the armed opposition trying to topple President Bashar Assad, the country’s foreign minister said Monday, in the government’s most advanced offer yet to try to resolve the 2-year-old civil war through negotiations. Walid al-Moallem did not say whether rebel fighters would […]

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