“Argosy” sculpture undergoing renovations
Sculpture in the traffic circle by 107th undergoing renovations.
Articles by Rebeca Piccardo
Construction begins for academic support building, expected to finish spring 2016
After years of planning and delays, the Student Academic Support Center got its official groundbreaking on Friday, Nov. 21
University to expand Center for Leadership
The FIU Center for Leadership, which has been tied into the College of Business, is now a University-wide center.
SASC construction leads to more parking dilemmas
Parking woes for students will only worsen now that the University is closing down 167 parking spaces in front of the bookstore for a new building.
Frost Art Museum to have new chief curator
As chief curator, Carol Damian directed the Patricia and Phillip Frost Art Museum in its transition from a small gallery space to a prominent structure at the University since 2008.
Voters have spoken, University will get fairgrounds
Miami-Dade County voters approved a referendum that would allow the University to relocate the Youth Fair and annex the 64 acres of land currently leased to it.
University expansion down to a vote
Miami-Dade County voters will determine the University’s future next week.
SGC-MMC Senate convenes on University expansion and other issues
The Student Government Council at Modesto A. Maidique Campus Senate voted in favor of a resolution supporting University expansion during the general meeting on Oct. 20.
Rosenberg: bomb threat on campus cleared
A possible bomb threat on campus Sunday morning was cleared by the early afternoon.
Peace Corps Prep program gives students opportunity to start early
The FIU Peace Corps Prep program, managed under the Office of Global Learning Initiatives, is the first of its kind in Florida and 15th in the nation, according to South Florida recruiter Steve Hunsicker.
