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Fitting fitness into your busy day
Whether you’re an FIU student, faculty or staff member, you can attest to just how busy our days can be. […]
Posts tagged with: "Student Affairs"
Social Work student gives helping hand to undocumented families
Today in the United States, nearly six million citizen children live with a family member who is undocumented, usually a […]
Measles is on the rise. Get vaccinated on campus.
On Saturday, April 27, the following message was sent to the university community. As you may have seen in the […]
Dance marathon raises more than $94,000 to help sick children
Roarthon is more than a 17-hour dance marathon. It’s also an FIU tradition and a year-long fundraising organization that raises […]
Holocaust survivor to share his experience
FIU’s Holocaust and Genocide Studies Program, together with Hillel at FIU, plans to raise awareness and understanding about the atrocities […]
Annual MLK commemorative breakfast to feature Donovan Livingston
The Department of Multicultural Programs and Services is honoring the memory of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with a month-long […]
New tradition honors veteran graduates
FIU’s Office of Veteran and Military Affairs held its first Graduating Veterans Recognition Ceremony in December. Surrounded by families and […]
Everything you need to get election-ready
Did you know early voting for the 2018 midterm elections starts this week? How about that FIU MMC is an […]
MLK scholarship opportunities available
FIU’s Department of Multicultural Programs and Services is currently accepting entries and nominations for the 2019 MLK Essay Scholarship, MLK Peace […]
Tell your complete educational story to potential employers
Some skills are considered too “small” or specific to become a degree program and aren’t often listed on a student’s […]
Welcome to #BassDropUniversity
Summer Fest is proof FIU can throw a party! The annual, turbo-charged electronic music concert was held July 12 between […]
Elizabeth Bejar appointed Senior VP for Academic and Student Affairs
President Mark B. Rosenberg and Executive Vice President Kenneth G. Furton shared the following message with the university community on […]
5 facts you should know about Title IX (and your rights!)
It’s hard to believe that not long ago, women were banned from most collegiate sport teams and that certain science, […]
Tragedy in Guatemala
On Friday, June 8, President Rosenberg sent the following message to the university community: The unfolding tragedy in Guatemala caused […]
May 2018 in photos: Orientation, Roary and a Wall of Wind challenge
There’s no rest for the weary. Panthers never slow down not even in the dog days of summer. Campus has […]
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