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FSU made the right move in suspending all Greek life
Eduardo Alvarez/ Contributing Writer The tragic death of a Florida State University student last week has compelled President John Thrasher to suspend all Greek member events, council and chapter...
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We need to recognize the impact of gun violence in the U.S.
Fabienne Fleurantin/ Staff Writer On Sunday, Nov. 5, 26 people lost their lives to the senseless act of a madman. The gunman, David Patrick Kelley, “dressed in all black, wearing tactical gear opened...
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Child sexualization in film is becoming a reality
Jacquelyn Hurtado/ Contributing Writer Woody Allen’s upcoming movie starring Jude Law and Elle Fanning has recently stirred up controversy. His untitled film is about a middle-aged director who sleeps...
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LGBT graduate uses platform to aid students
By Christopher Downs Richard Moreno is a second-year graduate student pursuing his degree in higher education. In his position as a graduate assistant, he takes care of various programs and events...
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Cuban-American artist returns to his ‘paternal’ roots
By Stephanie Gambill “Miami is a very special place for Soriano, a place where Soriano has come home to the paternal embrace of the people who nurtured him and loved him and supported his art, and if...
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Journalist talks being bilingual in media industry
By Harold Lopez For Hispanic journalists, figuring out which language to use on the job is the first step, according to a Telemundo 51 and NBC 6 reporter. Nathalia Ortiz spoke to students at the...
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FIU College Republicans group chat shows DACA deportation jokes
Lizandra Portal/Staff Writer Leaked screenshots of the FIU College Republicans group chat shows members making deportation jokes regarding students who attended a walkout protest on Thursday, Nov. 9...
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‘Cook Off’ is coming back
By Damian Gordon Taste of FIU returns Dec. 1 for the University’s annual United Way auction. The cook off will take place in the Graham Center, testing who has what it takes in front of an expected...
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University to host first annual film festival
Ceylin Arias/Staff Writer The Film Studies certificate program, in collaboration with the English Honors Society (Sigma Tau Delta) and The Film Initiative Underground, will be hosting their first...
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Univision collection opens for Art Basel
By Ruth Willis The Patricia & Philip Art Museum hosted the opening reception of Reflections of the Americas: New Acquisitions from the Collection of Univision. The exhibition features work produced...
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Music is a language that transcends all boundaries
Jacquelyn Hurtado/ Contributing Writer Music is a universal language. It’s a form of communication that transcends space and time, touching the hearts of people worldwide. With just one note, a shred...
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Lack of arts leads to decreased performance in students
Daniela Perez/ Staff Writer As children, we recall learning the following: multiplication logs, latitude versus longitude, and that the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell. We remember these...
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Alumnus and inaugural poet Richard Blanco discusses ‘stigma’ surrounding the...
Joshua Ceballos/Assistant News Director Inaugural poet and visiting professor Richard Blanco believes that despite the stigma against the arts in the job market, art and creativity play a significant...
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FIU should promote the arts as much as it promotes STEM
Art of any kind has a strange social incongruence to it: when successful, it’s highly regarded and infinitely valued. When anything less than, it’s more often than not considered as casually and...
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Biology honors student captures life through a lens
By Melissa Muiznieks When one thinks about an Honor’s College student they usually think about a hardworking student whose main goal is academics. However, there are many students in the school who...
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As science advances, the arts become less relevant
Sohail Monga/ Contributing Writer Art is commonly known as the study of human expression and their behavior in the societies and backgrounds. It has been present and relevant since ancient times as...
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Writing is an ‘art of practice,’ according to Gulf Stream Magazine editors
Michelle Marchante/News Director A story is nothing without successful characterization, according to three editors of the University’s Gulf Stream Online Literary Magazine. Supported by the...
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‘Wonder Woman’ uses her power for positive change
Jacquelyn Hurtado/ Contributing Writer Actress Gal Gadot recently said she would not be a part of the much-anticipated “Wonder Woman” sequel if producer Brett Ratner and his RatPac Entertainment were...
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Puerto Rico students find refuge after storm at University
Shannon McMullen/Contributing Writer The world watched in horror as Hurricane Maria slammed into Puerto Rico. Many cannot begin to imagine what the people who call the island home are going through....
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Art is a reflection on society and the times
Rina Factor/ Contributing Writer There are many people who dismiss the arts as insignificant with no lasting impact in comparison to technologies that revolutionize the world. Artists aren’t looked up...
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