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Cold or Flu: How can you tell the difference?
The flu and the common cold are similar in many ways, but they are caused by different viruses, and it […]
Science & Health
Flu season worsens, doctors urge vaccinations
It’s official, this year’s flu season is a bad one, and it’s not over. But there’s still time for you […]
Facts women and men should know about cervical cancer
January is Cervical Cancer Awareness month and the message from the Centers from Disease Control and Prevention is that “no […]
My internship at a global aerospace technology company
Name: Alexand Gibson Major: Mechanical engineering Where did you intern? I interned with the System Integration Test & Evaluation (SIT&E) […]
Hurricanes and earthquakes: Can one predict the other?
When three major hurricanes and just as many powerful earthquakes happen at around the same time, as they did in […]
5 tips to bounce back to a leaner, healthier body this new year
Everyone loves the holiday season. Spending time with family and friends, sounds of laughter throughout the house, mouthwatering smells radiating […]
Perseverance lands engineering student an internship at MIT
Growing up in Havana, Cuba, Manuel Garcia dreamed of becoming an engineer. It wasn’t a far-fetched idea – both his […]
Are wetlands at risk as seas rise? Long-term data is key
Are wetlands keeping pace with sea level rise? Some researchers believe they are not, creating concern for coastal areas that […]
Survived cancer, now off to grad school
Imagine being more than halfway through college and then getting diagnosed with cancer. Alexander Alvarez didn’t have to imagine it; […]
10 tips for healthy holiday eating
Please, don’t stress out over the idea that you might gain a couple of pounds over the holidays. Many of […]
Robots race to find treasure chest as part of annual competition
It was a pirate’s life for freshmen engineering students at the fourth annual robot competition Dec. 1. Student competitors working […]
‘Tis flu season. Should you get a flu shot?
Flu season is in full swing, and although it’s too early to tell how bad it might turn out, the […]
New flood risk identified by FIU researcher
As South Florida raises groundwater levels to fight salt water intrusion, the threat of flooding from within will only increase, […]
Nature signals SOS: Long-term research, short-term extremes uncover clues to survival
—By JoAnn C. Adkins, Ayleen Barbel Fattal ’06, Evelyn S. Gonzalez and Chrystian Tejedor ’04, MBA ’15 When extreme weather […]
Students use classroom training in hurricane shelter
–Video by Carl-Frederick François FIU students had a chance to both help the extended community after Hurricane Irma as well […]
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