Loving others is the challenge
Loving oneself is healthy, but where is the line between love and obsession?
Loving oneself is healthy, but where is the line between love and obsession?
The Student Government Council at Biscayne Bay Campus announced the new chief of staff, chief justice, speaker of the senate and School of Journalism and Mass Communication senator.
The benefits of riding bicycles in South Florida.
Future kayak races at the Biscayne Bay Campus depend on the turnout of Saturday’s race.
Too much of anything can be bad, even sitting.
On April 29, the BBC rec center announced due to the growing success of Adventure X programs, which includes day and night kayak and paddleboarding events, participants must register online at Active.com prior to attending – ditching the old first-come, first-serve enrollment.
The FIU Triathlon Club is calling all swimmers, cyclists and runners to join them this Sunday, May 18 at 7 a.m. on the Biscayne Bay Campus for their third annual triathlon event.
Black reporters at FIU are now represented by the NABJ as the University’s chapter concludes its first semester of meetings.
Students who put off sleep to cram for an exam may also be losing brain cells, according to a recent study published in The Journal of Neuroscience.
Researchers of the University of Pennsylvania found that mice experiencing extended wakefulness had a decline in locus ceruleus neurons, which are responsible for alertness, suggesting humans who stay up for long periods of time may be subjects to permanent brain cell damage.
“When you don’t sleep enough you deplete neurotransmitters,” said Dr. Liane Dornheim, staff psychologist for Counseling and Psychological Services, who specializes in Neuropsychology.
Additional parking spaces will be available at BBC by this summer to replace the spaces lost to construction in Lot 1 near the Glenn Hubert Library.
The lot will be located in the field east of Academic Two and will provide 200 spaces containing metered, administrative and student parking.