Coronavirus: Update & Tips to Stay Healthy
By: Jordan Coll / Assistant News Director With the Novel Coronavirus killing more than 560 people and overwhelmingly infecting 28,000 people in mainland China, the…
Science and Technology
Environmental Uncertainty in South Florida Grows in New Decade
By: Jordan Coll/Staff Writer With the start of a new decade, the environment in South Florida is facing critical issues as a result of global…
MIINDS FIU Hosts Panel To Discuss Coral Restoration
By: Jordan Coll/Staff Writer Our corals are dying faster than we can save them. From coral bleaching to the destruction of entire marine ecosystems, our…
FIU Researcher Helps Prevent HIV And AIDS In Rural South Florida
By: Valentina Palm / Asst. News Director Dr. Patria Rojas assigned Latina farmworkers in Homestead to examine their naked bodies in the mirror for…
Dr. Beach Returns To FIU To Talk About Climate Change And Our Beaches
By: Jordan Coll/Staff Writer Dr. Stephen Leatherman, a professor in the Department of Earth and Environment, known by many as Dr.Beach for his popular beach…
Keeping Our Earth Alive Starting at FIU
Jesse Fraga / Contributing Writer FIU recently planted over 2,000 palm trees around the Modesto Maidique Campus but some members of SGC-MMC want to…
From Madagascar To Miami: National Geographic Explorer Comes To FIU
By: Victor Jorges / News Director Mireya Mayor is the only daughter of Cuban immigrants, she discovered a species of lemurs, has traveled to…
The Universe Is Expanding Faster Than We Expected
Laura Antunez / Contributing Writer The universe is expanding at about a 10 percent faster rate than astronomers initially predicted, according to findings from…
$4.8 Million Grant Encourages Mix Of Art And Science
Luna Theus/Staff Writer The Air Force Office of Scientific Research has given FIU a research grant of $4.8 million to continue their study on origami…
FIU Biology Master’s Student Aims to Save an Entire Species
Daniel Martinez / Contributing Writer After his return from the Pacific Northwest to his hometown Miami, Master’s student Alex Held-Martinez saw hope speckled colorfully through…
