Sergey Podlesnykh/Staff Writer Much like the screaming of two siblings who won’t stop fighting, America had to separate incumbent President Donald Trump and Democratic contender Joe Biden in an attempt to hear both sides of the story. Unlike the first Presidential debate, the second reunion of the political candidates was cancelled after President Trump refused […]
Milena Dupuis/Contributing Writer Moving into dorms for the fall semester has always been revered as a pilgrimage to new experiences and freedoms. Now, it’s become a one-way ticket to fear and uncertainty. FIU’s plan to reopen has been met with a sense of excitement and joy by its commuter student population, but as an on-campus […]
Guethshina Altena/Assistant News Director Because only one party is running in the upcoming SGA elections, the student government council at the Modesto Maidique Campus held a town hall where students could meet the presidential and vice presidential candidates and get their questions answered. Jose Sirven, the current vice president of the student government council […]
Photo by Megan Tait/The Beacon Adrian Suarez Avila/ News Director The University boasted an executive presence on Wednesday, Feb. 25. “It is wonderful to be with the Golden Panthers,” said President of the United States Barack Obama during his visit to the University for his discussion on immigration reform. Hosted by news anchor Jose Diaz-Balart, the […]
