A Muslim professor of religious studies answers questions about the holy month of fasting, happening now.
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Amid Women’s History Month, the FIU brought together Black women and allies for a day of cultural celebration, introspection, networking and empowerment.
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- FIU Cares: Earthquake Relief Concert
Students, faculty and staff organize a relief concert to benefit the victims of the February earthquakes that devastated southern Türkiye and northern Syria.
- Nationally acclaimed poet receives one of the highest honors
Two-time FIU alumnus and associate professor of creative writing Richard Blanco on Tuesday received the National Humanities Medal from Joe Biden for his contributions to American poetry.
- Work by Green School Ph.D. student to premiere at Miami Film Festival
Eliecer Jimenéz Almeida’s “mockumentary” uses humor to tell a story with a serious message: “The film is an homage to the Mariel generation. Almost all my work has to do with denying Castroism.”
- Powerful storytelling: Theater professor tackles the tragedy of Rosewood
FIU's first Black theater professor is writing a play about a horrific piece of Florida history.
- FIU Theatre’s latest play is a rock-and-roll romp about community and air guitar
The fun and raucous world of competitive air guitar takes center stage in FIU Theatre's "Airness"
- The Green Family Foundation presents “Everything, Earth and Sky: An Exhibition of Haitian Art” at the Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum FIU
On Saturday, February 4, 2023, from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. the museum will hold an opening reception for “Everything, Earth and Sky”