Student Perspective: Post-graduation sounds like a nightmare
Kailey Krantz | Staff Writer As someone graduating this spring, I’m haunted by the thought of what I will do after I toss up my…
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Letter to the Editor | The New FIU Alumni Email Policy: Apparent Caveats and Possible Way Forward
Haley R. Dawson and Sarwar J. Minar | Graduate and Professional Student Committee Florida International University announced a new alumni email access policy whichrestricts alumni…
Grads ‘DASH’ into careers
By: Joshua Ceballos/News Director In an effort to improve graduate employment out of the University, the College of Business has created the DASH program…
Worlds Ahead recipient receives job offer at graduation
Written by Daniel Lederman / Contributing Writer A Worlds Ahead graduate received a job offer during her commencement ceremony. Nykeema Radway, a Worlds Ahead graduate…
Engineering graduate battling health issues overcomes obstacles
“His leadership is unique and he has been not only one of my best students, but a very mature and professional one as well” said Andres Tremante, professor from the Mechanical Engineering Department.
Graduate student snags job with NASA
Rigoberto Roche has bachelor’s and master’s degrees in biomedical engineering and is now working for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. His job description includes writing code for the International Space Station and monitoring telecommunication satellites.
Graduate student starts research initiative studying fish species
The Coastal Angler Science Team, although in its earliest stages, plans to develop into a dynamic program that will adapt to future research needs, said CAST founder and graduate student Jessica Lee.
Professors and students discover new way to deliver HIV drug to the brain
Photo By Maggie Bartlett, NHGRI [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons. Aaron Pabon//Staff Writer Two University researchers with the assistance of two graduate students have developed…
Career Fair to provide students with possible connections to employers
Career Fair to connect students and employers
I-95: South Florida’s most dangerous commute
Although University students taking Interstate 95 to and from campus face a less dangerous commute to school today than they did in years past, accident and fatality rates on the highway still soar above the national average.