FIU commencement helps student land her first job post-graduation
To say that recent graduate Nykeema Radway ’17 walked across the commencement stage straight into her first full-time job nine days later is technically accurate... Read more.
Building robots to protect the planet
Video by Doug Garland ’10 For decades, the United States has faced the world’s largest and costliest environmental cleanup project: restoration following... Read more.
CasaCuba: a home for all things Cuban at FIU
The Knight Foundation provides seed funding A group of Cuban-American community leaders has stepped forward to support “CasaCuba,” an initiative that brings... Read more.
5 things to know about the solar eclipse
Photo by NASA On Aug. 21, America will witness an astronomical phenomenon that hasn’t been seen in the continental United States for 99 years. The moon will pass... Read more.
Provost takes engineering students’ race car for a test drive
It was all systems go recently at the College of Engineering & Computing as FIU Provost and Executive Vice President Kenneth G. Furton suited up and took a... Read more.
FIU law student saves Mississippi man from wrongful deportation
Brenda Bretas, a third year law student, proved in less than 24 hours that her client was a U.S. Citizen and in need of medical intervention – not deportation.... Read more.
Interest in science classes is contagious
Excitement is contagious in a science classroom and could lead to greater interest in science careers, a new study has found. This infectious trend can also help... Read more.
One alumna’s mission to make arts education accessible in Miami
The familiar sound of pounding drums could be heard throughout the hallways of Dr. Michael Krop Senior High School. A group of students congregated in the auditorium,... Read more.
EPA funding critical for the preservation of South Florida’s marine ecosystems
By Sebastian Villanueva As FIU advocates urged Congress to restore important funding for EPA’s South Florida Geographic Initiative, President Mark B. Rosenberg... Read more.
FIU awarded $3.1 million for research that could swat Zika, malaria
Two grants totaling more than $3.1 million are helping researchers at FIU’s Biomolecular Sciences Institute wage war against Zika and malaria. Laura Serbus,... Read more.