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Don’t let getting sick ruin your semester
You’ve figured out when to leave home to make it to class on time, read over your syllabi and have […]
Science & Health
Researchers patent fast, accurate technology for early Zika detection
In the first half of 2018, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported only 34 symptomatic Zika virus disease […]
College of Medicine earns award for diversity
Insight into Diversity, the oldest and largest diversity publication in higher education, has selected the Florida Science Training and Research […]
How a scar helped a medical student connect with a patient
Joseph Burns just started his fourth year at Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine. He wants to be a cardiologist to […]
My internship at the U.S. Department of Agriculture
Name: Sean Brown Hometown: Miami, Fla. Major: Sustainability and the Environment with a certificate in Agroecology Where did you intern? At the […]
Some trees can’t survive sea level rise
Sea level rise is killing bald cypress trees, according to an FIU study. As sea levels rise, high salinity can […]
Mosquito attack: How to protect yourself from the world’s deadliest animal
If you’re going to have nightmares about a deadly animal on the prowl out for blood, your blood, it shouldn’t […]
My internship at Mystic Aquarium and the University of Connecticut
Name: Catherine Guinovart Hometown: Key Largo, Fla. Major: Sustainability and the Environment Where did you intern? I participated in an […]
5 tips to curb challenging classroom behavior
Miami-Dade County Public Schools students head back to the classroom Monday, Aug. 20. As teachers put the finishing touches in […]
My internship at Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden
Name: Andrea Benitez Hometown: Miami, FL Major: Environmental Studies Where did you intern? I interned at Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, in partnership […]
Local high schooler and FIU intern publishes research paper on cybersecurity
Remember attending high school and being excited to go to the homecoming football game or prom with your best friends? […]
5 questions with the dean of engineering
Born and raised in Greece, John L. Volakis arrived in the United States as a teenager knowing only a few […]
Ph.D. student interviewed on NPR Atlanta for research on Medicaid expansion
Chintan Bhatt, a doctoral student at the Robert Stempel College of Public Health and Social Work, was interviewed live on […]
6 things to know about Florida red tide
Gov. Rick Scott has declared a state of emergency due to Florida red tide in seven counties, including Charlotte, Collier, […]
What tiny particles mean for big stars
An international team of physicists has made a discovery that fills in the gaps of our understanding of some of […]
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