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The Chaplin School of Hospitality & Tourism Management remains indebted to the man whose company helped launch and continues to cohost the Food Network South Beach Wine & Food Festival (SOBEWFF®).
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Engineering undergrads' tech innovation aims to increase the safety and independence of those with blindness - and their startup is attracting attention.
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- All eyes on FIU at eMerge Americas
The global tech conference features university leaders as speakers, enterprising students pitching their startup companies and an exhibit booth showcasing brain research.
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A Ph.D. student whose invention solves a problem she encountered after the birth of her son has been featured on the reality show.