‘Crossing the Boundaries: Art & Music’ lecture continues Nov. 16

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The Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum presents the next installment of Crossing the Boundaries: Art & Music with Ted Kahn for his lecture titled, “The Art & Science of Mindseums: From The Magic Theater to the Creation of Globally Connected Museum of the Future.” The lecture series will take [...]

Researchers focus on AIDS prevention in Hispanic adolescents

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The National Institute of Nursing Research (NINR) has awarded FIU a $2.3 million grant to research prevention methods to address Florida’s unexpectedly grim HIV epidemic. The frequency of reported HIV cases among Florida Hispanics is nearly twice the national rate. Among states with dominant Hispanic populations, Florida ranks third in [...]

Ambassador to discuss Israel and the United Nations Nov. 15

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Ambassador Haim Waxman, deputy permanent representative of the Mission of Israel to the United Nations, will deliver a lecture Tuesday, Nov. 15 at the Wolfe Theater on FIU’s Biscayne Bay Campus. Titled “Israel and the United Nations,” the lecture is scheduled for 7 p.m. and is free and open to [...]

FIU takes Shula Bowl X, becomes bowl-eligible

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It was an exciting evening of blue-and-gold football at FIU Stadium Nov. 12 as FIU met FAU on Alfonso Field, with the Panthers scoring early and often to ultimately put a “W” on the scoreboard with a 41-7 victory over the Owls. The Shula Bowl X win was FIU’s first [...]

Environmental Immersion Day

Environmental Immersion Day

Students from Miami Springs High School visit FIU’s organic garden and shade house as part of the Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden Challenge Program‘s “Environmental Immersion Day” on Nov. 9. The Challenge Program engages local high school students in multi-disciplinary environmental science education and fieldwork to motivate them to pursue careers [...]

Architecture student breaks Walk on Water record

College of Architecture + the Arts Professor Jaime Canaves asked his students take on a challenging task on Nov. 8 – to walk on water. Alex Quinonez and his project partner, Esther Monterrey, not only walked on water, but crossed the lake behind the Green Library in one minute and [...]

Festival of the Trees to raise funds, spread holiday cheer Nov. 17

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’Tis the season, and the Interior Architecture Department will kick off the festivities celebrating the silver anniversary of its Festival of the Trees. The annual festival’s opening evening is scheduled to take place Thursday, Nov. 17, from 6:30-9:30 p.m., at the new Coral Gables Museum. Tickets are $65 and can [...]

Campus Voices: My experience as a Peer Advisor

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This is the first in an occasional series of first-person accounts from Panthers about life on campus. Christian Williams is a junior from Queens, N.Y. He is majoring in mass communication with a concentration in public relations. He wrote this account of his year as a Peer Advisor for FIU [...]

Flag football, anyone? It’s for United Way…

Flag football games at FIU at regularly scheduled through the Intramural Sports. To find out about their schedule of events, call 305-348-1054. Photo courtesy of HypeGirls.com.

The Student Government Association (SGA) and the Division of Student Affairs are putting the fun in fundraiser with the Flag Football Tournament ’11 at FIU Stadium on Saturday, Nov. 19. The tournament is open to students, faculty/staff Registration is $10 per player and proceeds from the event will go to [...]

Last football home game dedicated to veterans

In honor of Veteran’s Day, FIU is dedicating the Nov. 12 football game to men and women in uniform and their families. Veterans, active service members and family members of those currently serving are invited to come to the game with a guest free of charge. This final home game [...]