Football was over. Austin Maloney, who had been a star wide receiver at Miami Columbus High and at FIU, was working at Portofino Wine Bank in 2022. “I would deliver liquor on a golf cart,” Maloney said. “It was basically selling wine to people on Star Island and in the Nikki Beach area.” However, Maloney’s life changed forever when he got a call from Nick McBeath, a former teammate at Columbus who had gone on to play college football as a linebacker at Holy Cross. After footb

FIU Sigma Chi Traivon Smith sets pace amongst student-athletes in C-USA. As a freshman (2015): Took second place at the USF Triangular in the 800-meter dash Career Individual Top Times: 500 meters: 1:09.24 (1/09/15) 800 meters: 1:59.94 (3/27/15) Read more: https://fiusports.com/news/2015/4/9/GEN_0409154526.aspx

Sun April 9, 2017 Race Website Additional race information can be found at http://www.derby.run. Place 11200 SW 8th Street Miami, FL US 33199 Description Sigma Chi Fraternity at Florida International University is hosting its 2nd annual Run Derby 5K on April 9nd, 2017 (Sunday). This race will be held at FIU - MMC. This 5K is a part of our annual Derby Days fundraiser, and 100% of the ticket sales and sponsorships go towards the Huntsman Cancer Institute. Visit our Derby Days

Former FIU Punter Stone Wilson has officially signed a contract with the Miami Dolphins. Wilson is one of 18 undrafted free agents that signed with the Dolphins Saturday and the second Panther to sign an NFL for next season. CJ Worton signed with the Atlanta Falcons after not being selected during the NFL draft and Anthony Johnson is fighting for a spot on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers roster at their Rookie Camp. The Dolphins punt team ranked 2nd in the NFL in punt yards last sea

Stone Wilson has been one of the better punters in the nation during his time at FIU. Being under the radar is nothing new for FIU punter Stone Wilson. He hails from tiny Nokomis, Florida, which boasts a population of 3,400 people. Wilson was a two-star recruit out of IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida, before making his way to Miami. In his time at FIU, he managed to etch his name in the Panther record books. The 5-10, 185-pound specialist is among the Panthers’ all-time lead

Steven Marin has raised over $100,000 for FIU's Fostering Panther Pride program. Steven Marin and Nate Webster met for the first time today. They're each business majors at FIU, with wildly different backgrounds. Steven went to private high schools. Nate was homeless during his high school years. "It's been very tough, all my years that I had to keep moving around, I've been in five different homes in one year, a lot of house jumping, couch jumping, I've slept in the car a fe