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Biscayne Bay Science Club to be recognized nationally
Cristina Gonzalez/Staff Writer The Biscayne Bay Science Club was created with a mission: to engage and provide students with opportunities that allow them to become active members in the scientific...
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Student government faces old problems
By: Gerard Albert & Valentina Palm/PantherNOW Staff The Student Government Association held Week of Welcome events to engage students during the first week of Spring semester but it also served...
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Recent Cuban generation supports ‘wet foot dry foot’ termination, according...
By: Yeskanisayka Urbina/Staff Writer The university’s Steven J. Green, School of International and Public Affairs conducted its 13th survey of Cuba Polls. This is the first one since Trump was...
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U.S.-China negotiations “preserve the illusion of a successful outcome”
Christian Benabe/Contributing Writer The U.S. and China continue engaging in talks during the 90-day truce, which began December, from the trade war. However, there is not much optimism in a positive...
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FIU Strong helps 150 students stay enrolled
By: Patricia Menendez/Staff Writer The University is offering financial support to students being affected by the government shutdown, and about 150 have already reached out to FIU Strong to ensure...
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University indigenous groups march on Washington
By: Anna Radinsky/Assistant News Director Nine University students took a 15-hour road trip in a rented van from Miami to march in the first Indigenous People’s March in Washington D.C. on Friday,...
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DUELING COLUMN: Despite isolationist ideology, the border wall is domestic...
Michelle Marchante/Editor-in-Chief Despite what some people may think, the border wall is part of President Donald Trump’s domestic policy, rather than his foreign policy. The reason is cut and dry: if...
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Professor discusses U.S. and Venezuela relations
Cristina Gonzalez/Staff Writer After a controversial Venezuelan election, marked by electoral rigging and corruption, President Nicolas Maduro has been inaugurated for another term. The opposition...
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Digitizing the Americas workshop educates students on humanities
Victoria Abella/Staff Writer FIU hosted an event series, “Digitizing the Americas: Exploring Cuba through Miami, Media, and Technology” which consisted of lectures on campus, workshops and various...
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FIU @ I-75 struggles to supply real food options for students
By: Victor Jorges/Staff Writer The only dining option at the I-75 campus, a Subway restaurant, has been closed since Saturday, Nov. 10, 2018, and Doctoral student Cory A. Fairfield is fed up....
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Gallery: SGC-BBC conducts Accessibility Walk
By: Anna Radinsky/Assistant News Director Students, faculty and staff walked around the Biscayne Bay campus on Tuesday, Jan. 22 to evaluate and discuss accessibility issues and improvements,...
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FIU MUN helps students develop professionally and personally
Gabriella Pinos/Assistant Entertainment Director Michelle Rosario had no idea what Model United Nations was when she came to FIU. When she joined the program her freshman year of college, she lacked...
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Nissan donates van to engineering graduate
By: Joshua Ceballos & Ivonne Rodriguez/PantherNOW Staff Aldo Amenta walked across the graduation stage in 2018, and now thanks to a donation from Palmetto57 Nissan, he and his family can continue...
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Zoe Chin/Sports Director Nicolas Soto is a junior who plays “Fortnite” with the FIU eSports club and is the captain of the FIU Fraggers. eSports is competitive online gaming between teams or...
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Fresh Faces Set To Lead The Way for FIU Tennis
Dalton Tevlin/Asst. Sports Director The FIU women’s tennis team is set to begin their spring season on Saturday, Jan. 26, against Marymount University. The team have been undergoing a transition since...
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Suspect arrested for battery at Bayview
By: Joshua Ceballos/News Director Police arrested an individual on the Biscayne Bay Campus after he pulled a gun out on a student, but they are still unsure where the gun came from. On Wednesday,...
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New classes provided at the FIU Wellness and Recreational Center
Brigitte Onorato/Contributing Writer On Jan. 22 and 23, 2019, the FIU Wellness and Recreation Center held their Fitness and Yoga party providing demo fitness classes to those interested in joining for...
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Entrepreneur alumna to speak at student leadership summit
By: Mathew Messa/Contributing Writer On Saturday, Feb. 2, the University will be holding its annual Student Leadership Summit. The Summit is open to all FIU students and will feature a number of...
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Venezuelan students celebrate as new interim president seeks to depose...
By: Valentina Palm/Staff Writer Members of the University Venezuelan Student Alliance joined hundreds of Venezuelans in Doral to show support for the deposing of Nicolas Maduro and the rise of Juan...
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University sees improvements post-Greek pause
Victoria Abella/Staff Writer In December of 2017, President Mark B. Rosenberg had sent a letter to the community discussing his decision for the Greek pause. The last reinstatement meeting for Greek...
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