Scientists discover new way to study oil spills
Scientists at FIU have created a new tool that will help find new ways to look at oil in the event of a spill.
Oil Spill
Sad Earth Day for FIU
It was a sad “Earth Day” for FIU on April 22. Contributing writer Carlos Coba recounts what he witnessed on the day oil spilled into one of FIU’s lakes.
Go, Slow, Stop: Traffic lights to start popping up on campus
As the University continues to expand, so does the traffic.
Getting by with a little help from a stranger
Sharing is caring.
Budget uncertainty halts enrollment
The University has reached an all-time high in student growth at a whopping 50,000 as of this semester, but may have to temporarily slow down the rate of enrollment due to budget uncertainties.
EDITORIAL: A temporary fix is just that, temporary
It’s the start of a new school year, and the University is clearly hard at work making students’ University experience as smooth as possible…. in the areas it chooses.
Public Reason – Aug. 21, 2012
Philip Koenig stops by to talk about what SGC-MMC has in store for the fall semester.
Rosenberg fields questions and concerns from the folks at BBC
SGC-BBC hosts presidential town hall meeting
High student volume hinders enrollment
For most students, a growing campus community is a great thing. However, during enrollment time, the demand for the same courses increases as a result of the large amount of students.