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Will Irma make the school year longer?
Hurricane Irma and its aftermath cost South Florida school districts seven school days. In the storm-ravaged Florida Keys, schools may […]
Posts tagged with: "College of Arts Sciences & Education"
Alumni principals help turn their schools into last-minute hurricane shelters
As Hurricane Irma aimed for South Florida, two alumni were pressed into duty to open their schools for about […]
Alumnae deliver local, international aid for Irma victims
Education alumnae Maria Arbiol and Jennifer Canals-Diaz are leading donation drives to help victims of Hurricane Irma in South Florida […]
Downed trees not necessarily a lost cause
Among the devastation wrought by Hurricane Irma last week, many downed trees and uprooted plants were left in the storm’s […]
Your kids weathered the storm, now what?
Psychologist offers tips to help children cope with aftermath of Hurricane Irma Families are slowly trying to return to normalcy […]
August 2017 in photos: Solar eclipse, moving in and tagging sharks
As we flip the calendar from August to September, we say goodbye to summer and hello to fall. We’re looking […]
Eclipse chasers flock to Stocker AstroScience Center
When the Great American Eclipse descended on the United States, hundreds of FIU faculty and staff, students, members of the […]
FIU 2017 hurricane season experts
FIU has several experts who are available to discuss various issues related to hurricanes and their consequences. For help reaching FIU’s […]
3 ways to observe the solar eclipse
For solar eclipse enthusiasts planning to take in the Great American Eclipse, FIU astrophysicist James Webb shares three ways to […]
First NSF-NIJ supported forensic science center launched
Florida International University (FIU) is in partnership with four universities to develop the next generation of forensic science tools for government […]
5 things to know about the solar eclipse
On Aug. 21, America will witness an astronomical phenomenon that hasn’t been seen in the continental United States for 99 […]
Deficiencies in early brain activity linked to delinquent behavior in teens
Lower levels of brain activity during childhood may lead to decreased self-control and, eventually, delinquent behavior in adolescence, according to […]
Marine ecologist takes helm of national federation
FIU marine ecologist James Fourqurean has been elected president of the Coastal and Estuarine Research Federation. Fourqurean will lead the […]
Inaugural poet to teach at FIU
Richard Blanco is returning to FIU, this time as a professor. The FIU alumnus has spent his career writing and […]
My internship at the Nuclear Chemistry Summer School
Name: Alejandro Hernandez Major: Chemistry Hometown: Miami, FL Where did you intern? I was competitively selected as one of 12 […]
