Professional mediation can help Everglades restoration
A broker could be the key to saving the Florida Everglades. That is one of the recommendations put forth by a team of FIU researchers…
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FIU Law graduates earn highest Florida Bar passage rate, 88.1 percent
Scientists find plant-eating sharks
FIU launches diversity mentor professorships in STEM
Tools being developed to improve response times in disasters
FIU among top 100 public universities in U.S. News and World Report rankings
Treatment being developed for manatees poisoned by red tide
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Road to FIU ’22: Gisell Rodriguez
When incoming freshman Gisell Rodriguez first stepped foot on campus, something felt right. “There was a spark,” she said. Aside from the generous scholarships she…
Researchers patent fast, accurate technology for early Zika detection
In the first half of 2018, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported only 34 symptomatic Zika virus disease cases, down from more than…
Heading off disasters: the Extreme Events Institute
The Extreme Events Institute takes a broad approach to saving the world from what Mother Nature dishes out It’s a tale of two countries. In…
Road to FIU ’22: Alex Anacki
When Alex Anacki was 9-years-old, he was flipping through his local newspaper and saw an article that made his heart sink. His home state of…
Latin American and Caribbean Center earns national designation — again
The U.S. Department of Education award includes a grant of more than $2 million The Kimberly Green Latin American and Caribbean Center (LACC) has reaffirmed its place as…
Test drive your idea at the StartUP FIU’s Proof of Concept Studio
The new StartUP FIU Proof of Concept Studio is helping entrepreneurs save time and money by test driving their ideas before they develop products or…
Researchers patent fast, accurate technology for early Zika detection
In the first half of 2018, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported only 34 symptomatic Zika virus disease cases, down from more than…
Heading off disasters: the Extreme Events Institute
The Extreme Events Institute takes a broad approach to saving the world from what Mother Nature dishes out It’s a tale of two countries. In…
Road to FIU ’22: Alex Anacki
When Alex Anacki was 9-years-old, he was flipping through his local newspaper and saw an article that made his heart sink. His home state of…
Latin American and Caribbean Center earns national designation — again
The U.S. Department of Education award includes a grant of more than $2 million The Kimberly Green Latin American and Caribbean Center (LACC) has reaffirmed its place as…
Test drive your idea at the StartUP FIU’s Proof of Concept Studio
The new StartUP FIU Proof of Concept Studio is helping entrepreneurs save time and money by test driving their ideas before they develop products or…
Record number of students landed D.C. summer internships
As summer came to a close, FIU in D.C. bid farewell to a record-breaking number of interns. Sixty-three students from across the university spent their…
5 ways to be more creative
Are you a writer? Perhaps a scientist? Or a humanitarian in the making? Whatever your calling, there is a skill that transcends doctrines and…
Some trees can’t survive sea level rise
Sea level rise is killing bald cypress trees, according to an FIU study. As sea levels rise, high salinity can sometimes cause plants to absorb too…