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Middle East scholars assess impact of U.S. sanctions on Iran during pandemic
Scholars discuss ongoing COVID-19 crisis in Iran.
May 9, 2021
Distinguishing 'truth' from 'fake news' is not so simple
Was Jacksonville Beach dangerously overcrowded on Friday, April 17, or were people behaving responsibly, staying far apart and staying home?
May 9, 2021

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Historian awarded prestigious Guggenheim fellowship to study Peruvian girl who gave birth at 5
History professor Bianca Premo received a $50K 2021 Guggenheim for her book about a Peruvian girl who gave birth at the age of five in 1939.
May 7, 2021
My internship with Carlson Law
Second-year law student Josh Goldberg spent a semester with one of the country’s top sports attorneys, who happens to be an FIU alumnus.
April 30, 2021
FIU and Florida lawmakers establish center to study free markets, economic policy on a global scale
Carlos Díaz-Rosillo, director of the Adam Smith Center for the Study of Economic FreedomFIU has established ...
April 26, 2021
Money alone can't fix Central America—or stop migration to US
This article is written by Luis Guillermo Solis, republished from The Conversation.
April 22, 2021
FIU hosts national dialogues to explore challenges, solutions in environmental resilience
Attendees discussed recommendations for the administration and Congress to address coastal resilience and disaster mitigation.
April 14, 2021
Broward County and Orlando area state attorneys join FIU’s prosecutorial performance project
The two-year project seeks to achieve data-driven, evidence-based prosecution and sentencing.
April 9, 2021