Taking a vacation abroad? Tips for a safe and healthy trip
July is America’s most popular vacation month, and with school out for the summer, many families have time to take longer trips abroad. But these…
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Elizabeth Bejar appointed Senior VP for Academic and Student Affairs
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FIU among top performing public universities in Florida
FIU is ranked number two among public universities in the state, according to the performance scores released by the Florida Board of Governors (BOG). “Over the past…
As the sea rises, South Florida’s low-income residents face the most risk
As part of an op-ed series, FIU News shares the expertise and diverse perspectives of members of the university community. In this piece, Philip Stoddard, professor of biological…
Marketing students raise $50,000 to help Lotus House
What started as a project for a team of master’s of marketing students became an impactful experience that filled the hearts of many. Working together,…
Women Faculty Leadership Institute empowers women on campus
FIU women are helping each other get ahead in their careers. The Women Faculty Leadership Institute (WFLI) is an annual program organized by the Office to…
New accounting program prepares students for rise of analytics
Accounting is changing, and no one knows that better than the firms that court FIU College of Business graduates. They want new employees to understand…
Commemorating the longest day of the year
By Arif I. Sarwat Ph.D. The summer solstice is upon us. June 21st at noon will mark the high point of the longest day of the…
As the sea rises, South Florida’s low-income residents face the most risk
As part of an op-ed series, FIU News shares the expertise and diverse perspectives of members of the university community. In this piece, Philip Stoddard, professor of biological…
Marketing students raise $50,000 to help Lotus House
What started as a project for a team of master’s of marketing students became an impactful experience that filled the hearts of many. Working together,…
Women Faculty Leadership Institute empowers women on campus
FIU women are helping each other get ahead in their careers. The Women Faculty Leadership Institute (WFLI) is an annual program organized by the Office to…
New accounting program prepares students for rise of analytics
Accounting is changing, and no one knows that better than the firms that court FIU College of Business graduates. They want new employees to understand…
Commemorating the longest day of the year
By Arif I. Sarwat Ph.D. The summer solstice is upon us. June 21st at noon will mark the high point of the longest day of the…
Professor Curba Lampert on technology and strategy.
How do firms respond to technological change? How do firms manage the ever-increasing costs of research and development (R&D)? How do firms capture the value…
Students receive NSF graduate fellowships
At the age of 20, Paloma Tuttle-Vasseur is headed to Harvard with her FIU bachelor’s degree in Chemistry and a National Science Foundation Graduate Research…
Can nanotechnology help treat Alzheimer’s?
Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is the most common form of dementia. It takes a devastating toll on patients and family members, who are usually the caregivers….