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Alumna studies why women travel to support Islamic State
Curious about reports of Western women traveling across the globe to support the Islamic State (IS) group, an FIU linguistics […]
Posts tagged with: "School of Environment Arts and Society (SEAS)"
Snook survive cold spell in deeper waters of Everglades
Restoring freshwater flow to the Florida Everglades could help snook, one of the state’s prized gaming fish, survive extreme climate […]
MAST@FIU celebrates commencement of inaugural class
The Marine Academy of Science and Technology at FIU celebrated its first commencement this week, four years after opening its […]
FIU at eMerge: Startups, biomedical breakthroughs and ecological research
At this year’s eMerge Americas conference, FIU is showcasing new companies associated with StartUP FIU, in addition to scientific breakthroughs […]
FIU neuroscientist becomes president of University of Liberia
Retired FIU Biology professor Ophelia Weeks has been named president of the University of Liberia. Already at work in her […]
FIU Paris Agreement experts
President Trump has announced that the United States will withdraw from the Paris Agreement. The landmark climate accord looks to […]
Florida sets the standard for water efficiency in the south
Florida leads the south in water efficiency, according to a study examining water use across the United States. While states […]
FIU geneticist wants to arm farmers with improved pigeon pea plants
Researchers have identified key genes associated with flowering time in the pigeon pea, a finding that could lead to more […]
Your summer reading list, as written by FIU faculty
Looking for a bit of light reading this summer? Need some advice on homeschooling your child? Or maybe you’re ready […]
2017 summer camps available at FIU
School’s out for summer! Almost. That means kids (and their parents) are getting ready to dive into summer fun and find […]
April 2017 in photos: Yoga, Spring Game and Uproar
We made it! The Spring 2017 semester is coming to a close, and we’re ready to usher in another summer […]
Why frogs need saving
On April 29, the world’s frogs are celebrated on Save The Frogs Day. But throughout the year, FIU researchers go […]
Scientists study portion of Everglades closed to people for decades
After nearly 40 years of being closed off to the public, visitors to Everglades National Park can now explore Joe […]
Oysters hold secrets to Chesapeake Bay’s past
People began to negatively impact the water quality of the Chesapeake Bay earlier than previously thought, a new study finds. […]
Volunteers expand preserve’s pollinator gardens for Earth Day
In celebration of Earth Day, the FIU community came together for several different events to help make the university […]
