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The dead teach the living: A pre-med student’s first visit to the anatomy lab
Chabeli Cardenas is a Cuban-born, first-generation FIU student on a pre-med track, pursuing a bachelor’s in biology. She is taking […]
Posts tagged with: "School of Environment Arts and Society (SEAS)"
Hidden Tapestry: A writer’s obsession with an artist, his 2 wives
Debra Dean went on a pseudo blind date, hoping to unravel a bizarre tale of love, lust, creativity and lifelong […]
Students receive NSF graduate fellowships
At the age of 20, Paloma Tuttle-Vasseur is headed to Harvard with her FIU bachelor’s degree in Chemistry and a […]
As seas rise, South Floridians will get thirsty before they get wet
As part of an op-ed series, FIU News shares the expertise and diverse perspectives of members of the university community. In […]
FIU 2018 hurricane experts
The 2018 hurricane season officially begins today. FIU experts are available to discuss various issues surrounding hurricanes and their aftermath. […]
Obeysekera takes the helm of the FIU Sea Level Solutions Center
Jayantha Obeysekera has been named director of the FIU Sea Level Solutions Center. He will lead the research, education and outreach hub […]
FIU and UNESCO tackle global water issues
To address address local, national and global water security issues, FIU and UNESCO have partnered to establish the UNESCO Chair on […]
What happens to streams when the earth gets warmer?
If the Earth warms up by 1 degree Celsius, freshwater streams could feel the effects. Streams play a key role […]
3 Silver Knights are FIU-bound
Three of Miami’s highest-achieving students, honored recently at the Silver Knight Awards, are joining FIU’s class of 2022. The Miami […]
Talent + grit = How Dennis Lehane made it
Dennis Lehane, MFA ’01 was honored with the 2018 Lawrence A. Sanders Award for Fiction. The crime and mystery writer […]
Florida couple establishes professorship for tropical ecology
A professorship of tropical ecology has been established in the College of Arts, Sciences & Education at FIU thanks to […]
To save whale sharks, first we track their young
An international team of researchers have for the first time uncovered the migration routes for whale sharks around Madagascar. Surprisingly, […]
Students embark on research trip at sea
Budding scientists got their feet wet conducting research at sea. Undergraduates in FIU’s Biodiversity and Oceanography at Sea course deployed oceanographic […]
FIU volunteers join Comcast to beautify Sweetwater Elementary
In partnership with Comcast for the nation-wide volunteer event—Comcast Cares Day— FIU’s Frost Art Museum, the Office of Engagement and […]
When the Smithsonian wants your rocks, you don’t say No
The Smithsonian Institution wanted Stephen Haggerty’s rock collection. “Who in their right mind would say no?” was the FIU geologist’s […]
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