By Lea Abito | Staff Writer In the days before course enrollment, doom-scrolling on Rate My Professors is a universal experience. Students compare professors’ quality ratings, difficulty scores, “would take again” percentages and anonymous reviews, which are either overwhelmingly positive or insist the professors are evil incarnate. There is no in between. But how else […]
By Lea Abito | Staff Writer Established in 1965, Florida International University is one of the fastest-rising public universities in the United States. Yet for such a young university, there seems to be an influx of older professors. On the first day of the semester, there’s a strong possibility you walk into class and see […]
Rina Factor/ Contributing Writer and Maytinee Kramer/ Opinion Director Over the years, South Korea has exploded onto the English teaching scene in Asia, jumping to number two of the five best countries to teach English in, and it’s not just because of the allure of K-pop. Teaching English in South Korea will make you rich […]
