Kendall Moffett | Staff Writer Projects for finals are meant to prepare students for the real world, but, when every class assigns one at the same time, students are no longer producing their best work; they are simply racing the clock. There's no doubt that courses with project-heavy finals allow students to build portfolios, work... Continue Reading →
Can ‘Girl Math’ Lead To Financial Delusion?
March 18, 2026 By: Madison Docherty Link I’m sure by now the term ‘girl math’ is something you have heard before across social media platforms. In recent years, the trend blew up specifically on TikTok and looked at how girls can reframe their spending habits in creative ways to, in a sense, justify their purchases.... Continue Reading →
Wicked vs. For Good: What Was Different This Time?
March 19, 2026 By: Andrea Fernandez Link Within the past two years, we’ve seen the release of the highly anticipated film adaptation of the Broadway musical Wicked. This release schedule was split into two segments: act 1, released in November 2024, and act 2, the same month in 2025. However, these release periods were very... Continue Reading →
Fanfiction Going Mainstream
March 20, 2026 By: Isabella Guiterrez Link Fanfiction, pieces of writing that many people usually read in the privacy of their rooms during their free time (or deep in the middle of the night), has snuck into mainstream media. This ranges from popular movies and shows to even some fanfiction, which have been adapted into... Continue Reading →
Stop Politicizing Florida’s Public Universities
Published link Kendall Moffett | Staff Writer When politics are the boundary in education, the freedom to explore, question, and teach becomes threatened. Starting this Summer, Florida's public colleges, including FIU, will be required to adopt a state-mandated curriculum for sociology courses. This means restricted course materials regarding systemic racism, sexism, and identity politics will... Continue Reading →
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