Key Largo

Wellness and Recreation Center offers trips with Adventure Recreations Program

While you may currently be suffering from a post-Spring Break “Wish I Was Still On Vacation” mindset, attending a university that is located in one of the busiest cities in the country means that even though school is back in session you can still have some serious R&R in our almost 24/7 “Sun ‘n’ Fun” climate, a luxury that students who attend other universities might not have.

VIDEO: Students live underwater, assist Fabien Cousteau in Mission 31

Six miles off the coast of Key Largo, University students Adam Zenone and Andrew Shantz spent 17 days living in the Aquarius Reef Base, the world’s only operational underwater research habitat.

Aquarius facility allows research at incredible depths, students say

Close to the anniversary of FIU’s Key Largo acquisition, the Aquarius Reef Base, student aquanauts from the November 2013 expedition attest to its value towards conducting research. “This is a great opportunity to devise multiple projects at the same time because of the increased bottom time that we have,” said Christian Lopes, a junior biology major.

SEAS discuss Shakespeare in Key Largo

The School of Environment, Art and Societies is hosting their fifth lecture on Shakespearean literature and its connection to the ocean this Friday.

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.

Vacant positions filled during meeting

After the Student Government Council at Modesto Maidique Campus senate met this past Monday, Jan. 24, 9 vacant spots spread across three branches were filled, including the SGC-MMC Elections Commissioner and SGC-MMC Comptroller.
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