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FIU Theatre senior awarded Kennedy Center Fellowship
By Ivan Lopez Four years ago, Luisa Rodriguez walked into Professor Tony Galaska’s office to interview for the theatre […]
Arts & Culture
McGrath is a Pulitzer finalist
English Professor Campbell McGrath has been named a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in Poetry. The author of more than […]
Why are medical students doing rounds at the art museum?
You expect to see medical students doing rounds at a hospital, but at an art museum? That’s exactly what a […]
Free screening of ‘Moonlight’
Academy Award-winning film Moonlight explores a Miami most never see. On Tuesday, April 4, the film will come to FIU. […]
Alumna releases album with Cash Cabin Studio
Alumna Ana Cristina Cash ’10 released her new album, “The Tough Love EP,” this month, recorded at the historic Cash […]
Frost super-murals a collaboration of hundreds
A group of 40 students huddled together over a canvas. Indie pop and rock music played in the background. With […]
TEDxFIU: Scientist translates high-frequency lake data to musical compositions
A classically trained musician,Evelyn Gaiser recently translated high-frequency lake data to musical compositions in order to better understand and describe […]
Seniors headline ‘All My Sons’ production
By Ivan Lopez FIU Theatre wraps up the 2016-17 season with Arthur Miller’s classic play All My Sons. Miller wrote the play […]
Theater alumnus a voice for Hispanic-American culture
When the Broadway musical “On Your Feet” opens in October in Miami, the story of Cuban-Americans Gloria and Emilio Estefan […]
Alumnae vocalists return to campus for special Panther Alumni Week concert
Sarah Payne ’14 and Laura Martinez Leon ’15 are living a dream many young opera singers only hope to experience. […]
How a performing arts center transformed FIU
The Herbert and Nicole Wertheim Performing Arts Center in 2016 celebrated two decades of arts education and cultural programming. A […]
Travel grants offer scholars chance to explore Cuban culture
For more than 10 years, FIU Libraries, the Cuban Research Institute (CRI), and the Kimberly Green Latin American and Caribbean Center have offered […]
FIU Theatre makes history with ‘La Nona’ at Kennedy Center festival
By Ivan Lopez FIU Theatre hit the road with last semester’s production of La Nona, presenting it at the Region […]
High schoolers create ‘zines for progress’ with Wolfsonian–FIU
Students from eight local high schools are finding their voices on social issues and expressing their creativity through the Wolfsonian–FIU’s […]
FIU Theatre presents ‘Little Shop of Horrors’
By Ivan Lopez FIU Theatre kicked off its Spring 2017 season Jan. 27 with the rock-comedy musical Little Shop of Horrors, written […]
