I thought that the decision of this organization to not “honor” me meant I was not a good leader or a good student. However, this so-called failure was what sparked a source of enlightenment.
Letters to the Editor, Opinion
Stop attacking Iron Arrow
The entire purpose of the society was to honor Miccosukee culture and preserve it while honoring the greatest leaders and change-makers in our academic community. Calling the society’s traditions “exoticizing of native culture” and racist is a complete denial of concrete fact.
Letters to the Editor, Opinion
Advice for the upcoming student government elections
During our election time, I encourage you all to be open-minded, be willing to hear perspectives, and think critically about what is being said and why.
Letters to the Editor, Opinion
Take care of yourself this finals season
Although this time of year is important to your academic career, I wanted to take a moment to remind everyone to take care of themselves and those around them.
Letters to the Editor, Opinion
UM’s online classes are not a viable option for students
There is very little support from the university when it comes to online classes.
Letters to the Editor, Opinion
Calling Shalala to support #HealthforAll by strengthening global health system
We urge Representative Shalala to introduce to Congress new legislation to support global health system strengthening.
Letters to the Editor, Opinion
Why colleges should do more to support adjunct professors
We live a precarious financial existence which forces us to supplement our income with other work or to depend on a spouse, parent or sibling throughout our career.
Cover, Letters to the Editor, Opinion
The story of my abortion
I was a young girl when I endured my abortion. That sentence is still hard for me to swallow. Although, I have healed from this traumatic experience over time, I am on a journey of life-long healing.
Letters to the Editor, Opinion
Why Florida needs a voter registration ‘Freedom Summer’
In 1964, nearly 1,500 volunteers— primarily university students— engaged in a novel campaign to bring democratic government to Mississippi. Their goal was to help black residents of the state exercise a basic right of citizenship: the vote. The campaign was known as “Freedom Summer,” or the “Mississippi Summer Project.”
Letters to the Editor, Opinion
Calling Shalala to Action for Florida
30% of Americans leave their prescriptions unfilled because they are just too expensive. Meanwhile, pharmaceutical companies maintain the highest profits of any industry nationwide.
Letters to the Editor, Opinion
Cat colony on campus
An enormous and growing population of free-roaming cats exists in Florida, posing a threat to the state’s native animal species and creating a serious public health concern.
Letters to the Editor, Opinion
Building a universal promise of better tomorrows
Last week, I attended the 2019 Global Engagement Summit at the United Nations to partake in millennial-led efforts to address the top challenges facing our world. From climate change and women’s rights to world hunger and political populism, there are many great challenges we have yet to overcome as a collective human race.