6 things to know about Florida red tide
Gov. Rick Scott has declared a state of emergency due to Florida red tide in seven counties, including Charlotte, Collier, Lee, Manatee, Monroe, Pinellas and…
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Engaging with the local community’s youngest members
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Saul and Theresa Esman Foundation donates $90K for medical simulation training
Road to FIU ’22: Angela Santalo
Science policy fellows tackle Gulf of Mexico
Hospitality alumnus goes from busboy to CEO
Very Important Panther: Regynald G. Washington ’74 Chief Executive Officer, Hojeij Branded Foods Bachelor of Science in international hotel and restaurant administration, 1974 Member, Dean’s Advisory…
It’s in their DNA: Local teens explore forensics at CSI Summer Camp
FIU’s International Forensic Research Institute redefined the summer camp experience for 20 South Florida teens with its inaugural CSI Summer Camp. The one-week camp provided an immersive…
Alumna’s life mission: to spread awareness about human trafficking
When Karis Williams was only 15 years old she watched a human trafficking documentary that changed her life and gave her a purpose. She decided…
Media devices do not cause ADHD, researcher says
FIU psychologist Margaret Sibley says there is no evidence media devices cause ADHD, despite a recent study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association that…
Summer 2018 graduates show perseverance and drive
For many of the nearly 4,300 students graduating this summer, the achievement comes after overcoming various life challenges in the pursuit of their degrees and…
Threatened sharks still common in fin trade, new study finds
Despite international protection, threatened species of sharks continue to be found in the Hong Kong fin trade. A collaborative team from the United States and…
It’s in their DNA: Local teens explore forensics at CSI Summer Camp
FIU’s International Forensic Research Institute redefined the summer camp experience for 20 South Florida teens with its inaugural CSI Summer Camp. The one-week camp provided an immersive…
Alumna’s life mission: to spread awareness about human trafficking
When Karis Williams was only 15 years old she watched a human trafficking documentary that changed her life and gave her a purpose. She decided…
Media devices do not cause ADHD, researcher says
FIU psychologist Margaret Sibley says there is no evidence media devices cause ADHD, despite a recent study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association that…
Summer 2018 graduates show perseverance and drive
For many of the nearly 4,300 students graduating this summer, the achievement comes after overcoming various life challenges in the pursuit of their degrees and…
Threatened sharks still common in fin trade, new study finds
Despite international protection, threatened species of sharks continue to be found in the Hong Kong fin trade. A collaborative team from the United States and…
Guy Fieri takes dive with FIU researcher for Shark Week
Celebrity restauranteur explores favorite menu items for sharks Mark Bond’s free dive with Guy Fieri and a dozen sharks will be revealed when “Guy Fieri’s…
No relief for reefs – even in the ‘twilight zone’
Deep coral reefs provide shallow hope for near-surface reefs in need of recovery, new findings suggest. A team of researchers including FIU marine biologist Yannis P….
Long-term changes chart future of ecosystems
Changes in ecosystems that happen over years can often go unnoticed. That is why long-term research is important in restoring and managing the Florida Everglades…