The Office of Multicultural Programs and Services (MPAS), Campus Life BBC, the Wellness and Recreation Center (WRC) and the Healthy Living Program are all hosting events to help students unwind before a week of testing.
As April 12 rolled around there was little anticipation around campus for the annual UpRoar event held by FIU’s Student Programming Council.
In an effort to remove invasive vegetation, the Frost Museum of Science will host a restoration event at the Batchelor Environmental Center, a new facility that will focus on animal wildlife.
Tucked away behind the Nature Preserve, a small group of students work to cultivate organic vegetables and plants.
As part of the University’s ongoing sustainability efforts, FIU’s Organic Farmers Market has been providing students with vegan, vegetarian, organic and locally sourced foods, as well as organic and handmade products since 2008.
Housing halls close April 29, and I don’t know about you, but I already feel like the fire alarms are going off and I need to pick the five things that are most important to me and jump out. Luckily, moving out doesn’t have to be as drastic as evacuating a burning building. With proper planning and enough know-how, residential students can rest easy.
According to fearof.net, the number three fear in the world is, Acrophobia, better known as the fear of heights.
With its middling beginnings, awkward transitions, and odd bits that were at times difficult to make out, “A Sea Change” felt more like a work in progress than a completed production ready to take the stage.
Modesto Madique Campus’ Student Programming Council has students in an UPROAR after announcing the artists that will be headlining their yearly concert.
Ninety percent of all campus rapes occur when alcohol was used by either the victim or the assailant; most victims, both male and female, are raped by an acquaintance or a romantic partner, not a stranger.