Cynthia Hernandez, a senior research associate at the Center for Labor and Research, always asks her students if they have been victims of wage theft. She said at least a dozen students raise their hands in each class.
Even though FIU had the opportunity to continue their historic season, they could not seal another win as they lost to the Knights 2-0 in Orlando, FL. on Nov. 11.
FIU was selected among the field of 64 to represent the Sun Belt Conference in the NCAA Women’s Soccer Tournament. The Panthers will travel 238 miles north to face UCF on Nov. 11 at 7 p.m.
The football game against the University of Central Florida may have been a victory for FIU, but not for some of its students.
Golden Panthers hope that T.Y. Hilton’s hamstring that he pulled in the second quarter against UCF won’t keep him out of Saturday’s game vs. Louisiana.
FIU and UCF have never played each other before, yet the rivalry has already begun to build.
The first practice after the biggest win in FIU regular season history got cut short due to lightening. No, it was not the streaks of T.Y Hilton who won the Sun Belt offensive player of the week for the second straight time this year and the Walter Camp offensive player of the week award, it was the inclimate weather often seen in Miami around noon.
