Research: Women and children underrepresented in climate change
National Geographic’s first woman photographer will speak about women and children living in areas that are challenged in fulfilling their basic necessities due to climate change.
Elaine Pritzker
University threatened by rising sea levels
Environmental Coordinator Nicholas Ogle said keeping South Florida afloat is difficult when people aren’t considering the potential risks.
Lecture to discuss connections between humans and environment
WaterSCAPES’ mission is to discover the connections between humans and the environment. The program seeks to answer questions regarding how Earth is changing and what the consequences are for life on Earth.
Petition for student loan forgiveness underway
A petition website designed by the White House has shown strong support for the forgiveness of student loan debt.
White House easing restrictions on travel, remittances to Cuba
Within the Cuban community, the recent White House press release easing restrictions on travel and remittances to Cuba has caused polarized views due to the 52-year presence of the communist regime.